[Javascript] Why "true" == true return false?

== returns true only when their value and types are equal. Let's try to print their types as below and understand the difference.

console.log(typeof("true")); // outputs string
console.log(typeof(true)); //outputs boolean

Run here https://onecompiler.com/javascript/3xnphpdxb

As you can see the types of "true" and true are different and hence it returns false.