Computers and Technology, 27.07.2021 19:30, kyliegriffis

Compare userNumber with compareNumber and display 'Numbers are not equal' if the numbers are different. Then, display 'Variables are not identical' if the variables are not identical (not strictly equal). 1 var compareNumber = 3; // Code will be tested with: 3, 8, 42 2 var userNumber = '3'; // Code will be tested with: '3', 8, 'Hi' 4 if(userNumber se compareNumber){ 5 console. log("Variables are identical"); 6 7 else if(user Number 1 = compareNumber){ 8 console. log("Numbers are not equal"); 9 ] 10 else? 12 } 2 Check Try again X Testing log when compareNumber = 3 and userNumber = "3" Yours and expected differ. See highlights below. Yours Yours has no output Expected variables are not identical X Testing log when compareNumber = 8 and user Number = "9" Yours and expected differ. See highlights below. Yours Variables are identical Expected Expected no output X Testing log when compareNumber = 42 and user Number = "Hi". Yours and expected differ. See highlights below. Special character legend Yours Numbers are not equal Expected Numbers are not equal Variables are not identicale

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