equality operator (==) and identity operator (===), what is the difference between these two? I read through the definition provided in our text book , but it doesn't explain the difference between the two very well.
I am not understanding what the difference between two are. i understand the equality operator (==). But i am confused when/how the identity operator can be useful or considered a better choice.
we can only compare two things if their types are equal , correct?
- sorry if my question isn't very clear / worded correctly.... apologize in advance..