The triple equal checks both the value and the type, so in this example's case, the values are equal but the types aren't, so the output is false (false(type) & true(value) => 0 & 1 == 0 => false).
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The triple equal checks both the value and the type, so in this example's case, the values are equal but the types aren't, so the output is false (false(type) & true(value) => 0 & 1 == 0 => false).