What values in JavaScript are considered falsy?

In JavaScript, "falsy" values include:

• false - The boolean value false itself.
• 0 - Numeric zero (both integer and floating point, e.g., 0.0).
• -0 - Negative zero.
• "" - Empty string.
• null - A special value indicating "no object".
• undefined - The default value of a variable if no other value is assigned, and the result of accessing a non-existent property of an object.
• NaN - Not-a-Number, the result of invalid mathematical operations.

These values are coerced to false when used in a boolean context, such as in an if statement. All other values (objects, arrays, non-empty strings, numbers other than zero, etc.) are considered "truthy".