logical operators in javascript

equal to ==: compares to value to see if they are the same
strict equal to ===: checks to see if to to values have the same type and and value
not equal to != checks to value to see if they are different
strict not equal !==: value and type cant be equal in this one.
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less than or equal <= they are all logical and and result in a true or false based on the values they are comparing. # and, or , not
and (&&) needs two true statements to result in a true
or (||) if one statement is true the result is true
not (!) flips true to false and false to true

loops in javascript

loops check check a condition if its true they execute the codes in thier scope over and over until the condition is not met anymore, “false”.

For loops: we use them when know exactly how many times we need to run the statement
while loops: we dont know how many times to run, but we know that we should stop when a certain event happens
do while: same as while except that it will run atleast one time if the condition is false

logic the logic of loops is provide in the figure and as they say a picture is woth a thousand words.

break: this statement is used to stop the loop even if the condition is still true.
continue: skips the itteration
LOOPS & ARRAYS: Loops are very helpful when dealing with arrays if you want to run the same code for each item in the array