<ul><li>Type conversion in JavaScript refers to the process of converting a value from one data type to another.</li><li>There are two types of type conversions in JavaScript:</li><li>Implicit Type Conversion (Type Coercion)</li><li>Explicit Type Conversion</li><li>JavaScript's coercion behavior can be confusing, so let's look at how different operations convert types.</li><li>Certain values are considered falsy or truthy when coerced to a boolean.</li><li>Null converts to 0 when coerced to a number.</li><li>Undefined converts to NaN when coerced to a number.</li><li>Null is coerced to false in a boolean context.</li><li>Every JavaScript object has access to the toString() method, which converts the object to a string.</li></ul>

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