Understanding JavaScript Truthy and Falsy

Question

Can someone please explain JavaScript Truthy and Falsy, using the below sample data. I have read other threads but still confused.

var a = 0;

var a = 10 ==          


        

Answer 1

In JavaScript, && and || don't always produce a boolean value. Both operators always return the value of one of their operand expressions. Using the double negation !! or the Boolean function, "truthy" and "falsy" values can be converted to proper booleans.

true && true =>
true

true && false =>
false

true && 'rahul626'=>
"rahul626"

true && 'i am testing Truthy' && ' upvote it'=>
" upvote it"

Try, tried on console

Well described here