JavaScript Comparison Operators
JavaScript Comparison Operators are used to compare two values, like if they are equal or not equal, or greater than the other or less than the other, etc.
Comparison Operator – Symbol – Example
JavaScript supports the following Comparison Operators.
| Comparison Operation | Operator Symbol | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Equal to | == | a == b |
| Equal Value and Equal Type | === | a === b |
| Not-equal | != | a != b |
| Greater-than | > | a > b |
| Less-than | < | a < b |
| Greater-than or Equal-to | >= | a >= b |
| Less-than or Equal-to | <= | a <= b |
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Tutorials
The following JavaScript tutorials cover each of these Comparison Operators in detail.
- JavaScript Equal-to Operator
- JavaScript Equal Value Equal Type Operator
- JavaScript Not-equal Operator
- JavaScript Greater-than Operator
- JavaScript Less-than Operator
- JavaScript Greater-than or Equal to Operator
- JavaScript Less-than or Equal to Operator
Example
In the following example, we take two values, and perform different Comparison Operations on these values.
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Conclusion
In this JavaScript Tutorial, we learned about Comparison Operators, their syntax, and usage with examples.