<ul><li>The !! operator in JavaScript is used to convert a value to a boolean (either true or false).</li><li>The first ! (logical NOT) negates the value, converting a truthy value to false and a falsy value to true.</li><li>The second ! negates the result of the first !, effectively converting the original value to its boolean equivalent.</li><li>JavaScript considers certain values as "truthy" (values that evaluate to true in a boolean context) and others as "falsy" (values that evaluate to false in a boolean context).</li></ul>

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