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79. Equal III

The code outputs true.

Here is how it works:

• 2.0 == "2" returns true because the == operator performs type coercion, converting the string "2" into a number 2.
• true == new Boolean(true) returns true because the Boolean constructor returns an object, which is truthy, so new Boolean(true) is essentially equivalent to true.
• true == "1" returns false because the string "1" is not equal to the boolean value true. However, JavaScript coerces the string "1" into the number 1.
• Finally, true == true returns true, which is the final output of the expression.