How does the switch statement compare the switch expression with the case expressions in JavaScript?

It uses strict equality (===) for comparison.
It uses loose equality (==) for comparison.
It uses comparison operators (<, >, etc.) for comparison.
It uses regular expressions for comparison.

In JavaScript, the switch statement uses strict equality (===) to compare the switch expression with the case expressions. This means it checks both the value and the type of the expressions. Using loose equality (==) is not the standard behavior for a switch statement.

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