
```javascript
const falsyValues = ['', 0, null, undefined, NaN, false];
```

Falsy values are values that when converted to boolean becomes `false`.

## How to check if a value is falsy?

Use the Boolean function or the Double NOT operator [!!](what-does-the-double-not-operator-do)

What are the falsy values in JavaScript?

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