A boolean variable can be either true or false .

Example:

const age = 18;
const ofAge = age > 18;
console.log(ofAge); // false

Equal signs:

• = sign: used for assignment/ updation of values

  let name = 'Soumya';
  name = 'Raja';
  

• Out of == and ===, you should almost always use ===.

• == and === are used for equality comparison.

  console.log(age === 18); // true
  

• == vs === :

  === checks both type & value.

  == only checks value.

  10 === "10" // false as values are same but types are not
  10 == "10" // true as values are same