Which of these is not Considered a JavaScript operator?

Among the four options given the right option for which of the following is not considered a JavaScript operator is option 1 “ Type OF operator”.

On the other hand option 2 which refers to the “Logical AND operator” is a key JavaScript operator. This operator is used in finding the value “true” or “false” during the processing of operands. Here is an example:-

Let x = true;

Let y = false;

Let result = x && y; // Result will be false

Option 3 which refers to the “ Equality Operator” is again a JavaScript operator. This operator is used for comparison. Here is the example given:-

Let a = 5;

Let b = ‘5’;

Let result1 = a == b;  // Result will be true (after type conversion)

Let result2 = a === b; // Result will be false (different types)

Option 4 which refers to the “Increment operator” is also a JavaScript operator which is used for increasing the value of a variable by 1. Here is the Instance given:-

Let count = 5;

  Count++; // After this operation, count will be 6