"==" vs. "===" in JavaScript

• The identity operator "===" behaves the same as equality operator "==", except there is no type conversion is done on it.
• For "===" the types must be the same to be considered equal.
• The "===" operator will not do the type conversion, so if two values are not the same,  "===" will simply return false. 
• The "=="operator will compare for equality after doing any necessary type conversions.
• They both do type checking,  but "===" doesn't do type conversion after checking, compared to "=="
• This check may allow === to exit sooner when types are not the same.
• In general "===" is faster than "==", but sometimes they are the same (If type are the same).