Summary  
This chapter introduces the BigInt data type for representing arbitrarily large integers in JavaScript and shows two ways to create BigInt values: by appending an “n” to a literal or by using the BigInt() function.  

General domain of usage  
Cryptography applications requiring precise, large-integer arithmetic.

### BigInt:

In JavaScript, we have a `BigInt` data type in which we can assign the integer of arbitrary length to an integer.

We can create `BigInt` by placing the `n` at the end of the integer or we can simply call the `BigInt()` function that creates an integer of arbitrary length from a string.

let bigint = 123456789n;
console.log(bigint);

let bigintFromString = BigInt("123456789");
let bigintFromInteger = BigInt(123456789);

console.log(bigint);
console.log(bigintFromString);
console.log(bigintFromInteger);

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