What does `undefined == null` evaluate to?

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What does `undefined == null` evaluate to?

Key points

  • In JavaScript, `undefined` and `null` are considered equal when using the loose equality operator `==`.
  • The loose equality operator `==` does not consider the type of the operands.
  • It's important to distinguish between strict equality `===` and loose equality `==` in JavaScript.

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