Answers for "javascript relational operators"

!= javascript

// " != " in Javasacript means : not equal.

js !==

var x = 5;

// === 	equal value and equal type
// e.g. 1. 
x === 5 returns true

// e.g. 2.
x === "5" returns false

// !== not equal value or not equal type
// e.g. 1.
x !== 5 returns false

// e.g. 2.
x !== "5" returns true

// e.g. 3.
x !== 8 returns true

javascript relational operators

var point = { x:1, y:1 };        // Define an object
var has_x_coord = "x" in point;  // Evaluates to true
var has_y_coord = "y" in point;  // Evaluates to true
var has_z_coord = "z" in point;  // Evaluates to false; not a 3-D point
var ts = "toString" in point;    // Inherited property; evaluates to true

!= javascript

// " != " in Javasacript means : not equal.

js !==

var x = 5;

// === 	equal value and equal type
// e.g. 1. 
x === 5 returns true

// e.g. 2.
x === "5" returns false

// !== not equal value or not equal type
// e.g. 1.
x !== 5 returns false

// e.g. 2.
x !== "5" returns true

// e.g. 3.
x !== 8 returns true

javascript relational operators

var point = { x:1, y:1 };        // Define an object
var has_x_coord = "x" in point;  // Evaluates to true
var has_y_coord = "y" in point;  // Evaluates to true
var has_z_coord = "z" in point;  // Evaluates to false; not a 3-D point
var ts = "toString" in point;    // Inherited property; evaluates to true