What will be the output of the follwing Javascript code snippet?
console.log(25= "25");
console.log(92 "92");

The correct answer is Option 4) true true.

Key Points

• == is a loose equality operator in JavaScript.
• It compares two values for equality after converting both values to a common type (type coercion).
• In the expression 25 == "25":
  • JavaScript converts the string "25" to number 25
  • Hence, 25 == 25 results in true
• Similarly, 92 == "92" also returns true due to type coercion.

Additional Information

• If we used === (strict equality), then:
  • 25 === "25" would return false since number and string types don’t match.
• For type-safe comparison, use === instead of == to avoid unexpected results due to type coercion.

Conclusion: Both statements return true because of JavaScript's type coercion using the == operator.