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JavaScript Syntax
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JavaScript Syntax:
JavaScript Syntax is a set of rules which defines that our JavaScript program has the correct structure or not.
In the program we usually perform the following things:
- Declaration of variables
- Assignment of values.
- Computation of values by using operators
12345//declaration of variables const firstNumber = 100; const secondNumber = 5; const thirdNumber = firstNumber + secondNumber; console.log(thirdNumber);
Note:
To be an expert JavaScript developer, we should have a clear understanding of values, variables, operators, and their syntaxes.
JavaScript values :
A value is the representation of some entity that can be executed by a program.
In JavaScript there are two types of values:
- Fixed values are known as literals.
- Variables values are known as variables.
JavaScript literals:
JavaScript literals are values that cannot be changed, you do not need any type of keyword to write literals.
JavaScript literals syntax:
A JavaScript literal can be a numeric value, string, floating-point value, a boolean value, or even an object. In simple words, any value is literal.
1234567891011121314151617//numerical literal const firstNumber= 1123; const secondNumber = 1334; console.log(firstNumber); console.log(secondNumber); // Boolean literal const isSunny= true; console.log(isSunny); //string literal const greeting = "hello-world"; console.log(greeting); //array literal const numberList =[1,2,3,4,5,6]; console.log(numberList);
Note: The complete detail of each literal will be discussed later in the course.
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Assign the numerical literal 1000 to the variable numberOfStudents and show the value on the console.
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