[Solved] JSON.stringify and angular.toJson not working as expected

Question

In Javascript, two strings are equal === if they have the same data.

Ex: '{"light":true,"new":true,"available":false}' === '{"light":true,"new":true,"available":false}'

Note: In other languages like Java, two strings are equal == is they refer to the same instance. In that case, two strings with same data would not be ==.

Accepted Answer

In Javascript, two strings are equal === if they have the same data.

Ex: '{"light":true,"new":true,"available":false}' === '{"light":true,"new":true,"available":false}'

Note: In other languages like Java, two strings are equal == is they refer to the same instance. In that case, two strings with same data would not be ==.