Morning glory seeds (not the ones you get in the packets with poison on them.)
And nutmeg.
Oh, you're right.
Lol. Jus flowers, boss. Designed and given to us as a blessing from the creator. Not something from a lab.
Um. No.
== is for comparisons. In javascript it is a fuzzy comparison.
2 == '2' in javascript.
Triple equals is a better comparison. 2 === '2' evaluates to false as the numeral 2 isn't the same as the character '2'.
A single = is an assignment operator.
So, assigning the numeral 2 to that, as in:
that = 2;
would make the following statement true:
that === 2