Summary  
This chapter explains how to create JavaScript Symbols with optional descriptive labels using the Symbol() function and how to convert them to strings for printing.

General domain of usage  
Object property keys

### `Symbol()` Function Description:

We can provide a `description` to the `Symbol()` function as an optional argument. This `description` will make our symbols more clear.

The following example creates two symbols: `firstName` and `lastName` with values `Michael` and `Clarke` respectively:

let firstName = Symbol('Michael');
console.log(firstName.toString());
let lastName = Symbol('Clarke');
console.log(lastName.toString());

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