JavaScript performs implicit conversions between data types. Let’s find out how to avoid it.

Have you ever experienced a scenario where certain value comparisons in JavaScript do not result in what you expected?

`if([]){
console.log("working");
}

if(0){
console.log("working for 0");
}

if([]==0){
console.log(true);
}
`

Even though []==0 results in true , the if condition has not executed according to that result. Ever wondered why that is?

*What are JavaScript Type Conversions?
*
it is simply the automatic conversion of values from one data type to another.
This occurs because JavaScript is a weakly typed language.

Use strict comparison (===) when comparing values we can Avoid JavaScript Type Conversions