lexicographical order in javascript

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'alpha' < 'zeta'; // true, because 'a' comes before 'z'
'alpha' < 'Zeta'; // false, because 'Z' = 90 in ASCII, and 'a' = 97
'one' < '1'; // false, because '1' = 49 in ASCII, and 'o' = 111

'octo' < 'okto'; // true, because 'c' = 99, and 'k' = 107
'a' < 'alpha'; // true, because end of string = '0' in ASCII

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const list = ['one', 'two', 'three', 'four', 'admin', 'november', 'zztop']
list.sort()
console.log(list)

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