title: JavaScript comparison operators issue : using 2 operators consecutively :why in JavaScript (12>11&&11>=10) does not equal to (12>11>=10)
body: <p>like normal math, I tried to log this code in the console and I expected to get the value <code>true</code></p>
  <pre><code> console.log(12&gt;11&gt;=10)
  </code></pre>
  <p>but what I got was <code>false</code>
  however when I tried to log <code>console.log(12&gt;11&amp;&amp;11&gt;=10)</code> I got <code>true</code>
  so for the last time, I tried <code>console.log( (12&gt;11&amp;&amp;11&gt;=10) == (12&gt;11&gt;=10) )</code>and i got flase</p>
  <h2>so my question is :</h2>
  <p><strong>why in javascript  (12&gt;11&amp;&amp;11&gt;=10)  does not equal to  (12&gt;11&gt;=10) ?!</strong></p>
  <p>and I hope anyone can help</p>