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What will be the output of the following JavaScript program ?function comparing()  {  int x = 9;  char y = 9;  if(x == y)  return true;  else  return false;  } compilation errorfalseruntime errortrue

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What will be the output of the following JavaScript program ?function comparing()  {  int x = 9;  char y = 9;  if(x == y)  return true;  else  return false;  } compilation errorfalseruntime errortrue

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The output of the JavaScript program will be a compilation error. This is because JavaScript does not have a specific data type for integers (int) or characters (char). Instead, JavaScript uses the var, let, or const keywords to declare a variable, and the data type is determined by the value it holds. Therefore, the correct way to declare the variables would be let x = 9; let y = '9';.

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