Section 1 - Instruction
Last time, we learned about booleans and how the === operator checks if two values are strictly equal, resulting in a boolean.
Comparisons are essential for making decisions in programs.
Engagement Message
What if we want to check if two values are not strictly equal?
Section 2 - Instruction
JavaScript uses !== (an exclamation mark followed by two equals signs) to check for strict inequality.
10 !== 5 evaluates to true because 10 is not equal to 5.
Engagement Message
What boolean value would 10 !== 10 produce?
Section 3 - Instruction
We can also compare if one number is greater than another using the > symbol.
15 > 10 results in true.
10 > 15 results in false.
Engagement Message
What do you think 10 > 10 evaluates to?
Section 4 - Instruction
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