Pig Latin !== vs ==

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Tell us what’s happening:
Hey guys,
I am trying to solve the Pig Latin algorithm. For some reason the top version with == works as expected but when I use the second version with !== I get an unexpected output. Be sure to change the parameter passed to the function with a word that starts with a vowel to see the unexpected behavior.

Thanks!

Your code so far


function translatePigLatin(str) {
   var str = str.split("")
  if (str[0] ==  "a" || str[0] ==  "e"  || str[0] ==  "i"  || str[0] ==  "o" || str[0] ==  "u" ) {
    return true
  } else  {
    return false
  }


  
}
translatePigLatin("glove");

function translatePigLatin(str) {
   var str = str.split("")
  if (str[0] !==  "a" || str[0] !==  "e"  || str[0] !==  "i"  || str[0] !==  "o" || str[0] !==  "u" ) {
    return true
  } else  {
    return false
  }


  
}
translatePigLatin("glove");

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Consider that if you use the OR logic operator, ||, just one of the statements need to be true for it all to be true, so if your string starts with a, all the others will be true, and so the if statement is executed
My advice could be to do it using a RegExp, or if you want it like that you need to change something