>>> []
[]

This is false, because an empty list is empty, for this reason, js decides its more similar to
false than true. Since 0 is typically false, and one is typically true in computer programming.

>> [] == true
false

Since == is testing for equality.. And true is not false…

>> true == false
false

Since == is testing for equality, and false is false.

>>> false == false
true

when programming in a weakly typed language always be cognizant of types that are automatically coerced into other types during operations like this.