Why does new Number(2) != new String(“2”) in JavaScript

Question

The following evaluate to true:

new Number(2) == 2
new String(\"2\") == \"2\"

Obviously, but so do the following:

Answer 1

What I think == is basically does value comparision.

In above all situations it's comparing just values. But in this one

new Number(2) == new String("2")

Both are objects so it doesn't compare values, it tries to compare values of object references. That's why it returns false.