In JavaScript, when you use the loose equality operator (==) to compare two objects (including arrays), it checks whether the references to the objects are the same, not their contents.

In this case, [] creates two separate empty arrays in memory. Even though they look identical, they are two distinct objects occupying different memory locations.

Since they are two different objects, the comparison [] == [] evaluates to false.

So, the output of the given code will be:

false