How does the switch statement compare the expression with the case values (strict or loose comparison)?
- Strict comparison (===)
- Loose comparison (==)
- It depends on the JavaScript engine being used.
- It uses a custom comparison method.
The switch statement in JavaScript uses loose comparison (==) to compare the expression with the case values. This means that it does not consider the data type. For strict comparison (===), you can use if-else statements within each case block.
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