Explanation/Reference:
When comparison is made using double-equals operator (==), it will check the values of variable and convert them to a common type and returns true if both are equals. So comparing number with string having the same value will return true.
Examples:
examples:
1
console.log(23 == "23"); // true
2
console.log(1 == true); // true
Incorrect Answers:
not = = =: This is "strict" or "identical" equality.
Reference: JavaScript Triple Equals Operator vs Double Equals Operator ( = = = vs = = )