JavaScript has truthy and falsy values. **Truthy values** are Boolean values that resolve to `true`, while **falsy values** are values that resolve to Boolean `false`.


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## Truthy values

All other values are truthy values in JS unless they are defined as falsy.

The following are also truthy values:

* `‘0’` (a string containing a single zero)

```
"0" && true
>> true

"0" && false
>> false

"0" || true
>> "0"
```

* `‘false’` (a string containing the text “false”)

```
"false" && true
>> true

"false" && false
>> false

"false" || true
>> "false"
```

* `[]` (an empty array)

```
[] && true
>> true

[] && false
>> false

[] || true
>> []
```

* `{}` (an empty object)

```
{} && true
>> true

{} && false
>> false

{} || true
>> {}
```

* `function(){}` (an “empty” function)
```
(function name(){}) && true
>> true

(function name(){}) && false
>> false

(function name(){}) || true
>> [Function: n]
```
 



What are truthy values in JavaScript?

Truthy values