As someone who is new to Javascript, I find it kind of odd that Javascript doesn't seem to have a != operator. Is there a rationale why the language was designed this way?

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JavaScript has both != and !==

!= is not equal
!== is not equal in value or type

JavaScript Operators

I had a look at that page.Thanks. :)

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