Question-15 correct explanation #801
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It's true that JavaScript is dynamically typed languages, but the reason for type coercion is that JavaScript is weakly typed languages.
In dynamically typed languages, you don't need to explicitly specify the type of a variable. Instead, the interpreter or runtime engine figures it out, and variables can hold different types of data at different times.
In weakly typed languages, the language tries to make sense of operations even when the types of the operands don't exactly match, often converting one type to another automatically. it allows implicit type conversions (type coercion) between different data types.