In JavaScript, if beverage = "tea", which of the following is true? Group of answer choices (beverage != "tea"); !(beverage != "tea"); (beverage< "coffee"); none of the above
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Since `beverage` is equal to `"tea"`, this expression evaluates to `false`. Show more…
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