Hello 

This is the day 13 of #30 days of javascrip coding, at this day I studied Comparison Operators and  i learned that
1-In this lesson, i learned about comparison signs or operators, which have a very important role in the world of conditioning and decision-making.
2-The equal sign (=) is used to assign a specific value to a specific variable
3- The purpose of the (==) is to compare values to each other, even if their types are different
4- The (=!) means not Equal and the result appears as true or false
5- The (===) means a complete match, and the Identical here you are comparing the value and also the data type.and the result appears as true or false
6- In the case of Identical not or the (==!) The question is whether this value and its type match this value and its type or not and the result appears as true or false
7-there are another Comparison Operators such as the greater than sign , the less than sign, the greater than or equal sign and the less than or equal sign
That's what I learned today 

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