Boolean values are fundamental for logical operations and control flow in JavaScript programming.
ComparisonsAll comparison operators (like ==, !=, <, >) return true or false.
Given that x = 5, the table below explains comparison:
Description Example Returns Not equal to (x == 8) false Unequal to (x != 8) true Greater than (x > 8) false Less than (x < 8) true ConditionsBooleans are extensively used in if statements to determine the code blocks to executec.
Example Returns if (day == "Monday") true or false if (salary > 9000) true or false if (age < 18) true or false LoopsBooleans are extensively used in loops to determine conditions for looping.
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