Why the Primary Expression '1' is the only number that isn't greater than but is equal to the Primary Expression 'true'? Am also new to JavaScript and programming in general..
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<script>
if (1 > true || 1 < true) {
document.write("YEA");
} else if (2 == true) {
document.write("YEA MAN");
} else if (2 > true && 1 == true) {
document.write("WTF BRAH!!");
// evaluates to the string "WTF BRAH!!"
}
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