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-The equality operator `==` first converts operands to the same types before doing a strict comparison, so that's why `x == y` logs `true`. The identity operator "===" *only* carries out a strict comparision; there is no type conversion. `x === y` therefore returns `false` because `x` and `y` do not share the same type.
+The equality operator `==` first converts operands to the same types before doing a strict comparison, so that's why `x == y` logs `true`. The identity operator "===" *only* carries out a strict comparison; there is no type conversion. `x === y` therefore returns `false` because `x` and `y` do not share the same type.