What is difference in: (i=1),(i==1),(i===1) in java script ?

Answer 1

i=1 give 1 to i and return 1
i==1 return boolean (true/false)
i===1 retuen boolean (true/false)

differ:
i==1 if i is 1 or "1" return true
i===1 if i is 1 return true but if i is "1" return false

Answer 2

== also means identical to ?

Answer 3

i=1 means assigning i with value 1

i==1 is to check equal

i===1 is to check strictly equal

ex
var i=1;
console.log(i=='1');
// it will give true

console.log(i==='1');
// it will give you false

Answer 4

i=1 assign value, i==1 check if i is equal to 1, i ===1 check if i is equal 1 and if its Number type

Answer 5

If the two operands are of the same type and have the same value, then ===produces true

Answer 6

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