Challenge

For the following problems, you will be using the comparison operators $(==,===,<,>,<=,>=)$ to compare two variables and see if the comparison yields true or false. You will assign the resulting boolean to a variable. For example:

let first $=7$;

let second $=8$;

let isFirstBigger $=$ first $>$ second;

console.log$($isFirstBigger$)$; $//$ should log: false

first $=16$;

isFirstBigger $=$ first $>$ second;

console.log$($isFirstBigger$)$; $//$ should log: true

$1.$ Compare small and large using the $<$ operator. Assign the result to a variable called isSmaller.

$2.$ Compare num and string. First, use the $==$ operator to compare the two variables, and assign the result to a variable calledisLooselyEqual. Second, use the $===$ operator to compare the variables; assign the result to a variable called isStrictlyEqual.

$3.$ Compare isTrue and isFalse using the $!==$ operator. Assign the result to a variable called isTrueNotFalse.

Continue to experiment with different comparison operators and data types. You can see a full list of comparison operators here.

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isSmaller should be true

isLooselyEqual should be true

isLooselyEqual is not defined

isStrictlyEqual should be false

isStrictlyEqual is not defined

isTrueNotFalse should be true

isTrueNotFalse is no