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Constant Naming Convention | JavaScript syntax
Introduction to JavaScript (staging)
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Introduction to JavaScript (staging)

Introduction to JavaScript (staging)

1. Introduction
2. JavaScript syntax
3. Data Types and Variables

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Constant Naming Convention

Constant naming convention

Constants are planned to be non-changing variables. It is best to practice to distinguish constants from other variables and the best way to write them is in UPPERCASE (capital letters).

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// UPPERCASE const SECONDS = 60; const MINUTES = 60; const HOURS = 24; const DAY = SECONDS * MINUTES * HOURS; console.log(DAY);
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Store the value of pi in the constant and name it with an uppercase and show it on the console.

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Constant Naming Convention

Constant naming convention

Constants are planned to be non-changing variables. It is best to practice to distinguish constants from other variables and the best way to write them is in UPPERCASE (capital letters).

123456
// UPPERCASE const SECONDS = 60; const MINUTES = 60; const HOURS = 24; const DAY = SECONDS * MINUTES * HOURS; console.log(DAY);
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test

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Store the value of pi in the constant and name it with an uppercase and show it on the console.

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Section 2. Chapter 10
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