07. Logical Comparison Operator 👩‍🎓👨‍🎓

var a = "50";
var b = 50;
var c = 100;
var d = c % b;
var e = c / 2;

var expression1 = (b === e);
var expression2 = (e < d);

// Use comparison operators so all expressions below log to the console as true
console.log(a === b);
console.log(b !== e);
console.log(c < b);
console.log(d > 0);

// Use logical operators so all expressions below log to the console as true
console.log(expression1 && expression2);
console.log(!expression1 || expression2);

var a = "50";
var b = 50;
var c = 100;
var d = c % b;
var e = c / 2;

// Evaluates to true
var expression1 = (b === e);

// Evaluates to false
var expression2 = (e < d);

// Use comparison operators so all expressions below log to the console as true
// Strict equality (===) returns false; Equality returns true (==)
console.log(a == b);

// b and e both hold number 50 and are strictly equal
console.log(b === e);

// c is greater than b returns true
console.log(c > b);

// d is less than 1 returns true
console.log(d < 1);

// Use logical operators so all expressions below log to the console as true
// Use || to return true
console.log(expression1 || expression2);

//Use ! and && to return true
console.log(expression1 && !expression2);


// Remove (!) from expression1 so one is true 
console.log( expression1 || expression2);