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Types

There are eight basic data types in JavaScript. 
 
/**
 * The typeof operator returns the type of the argument.
 * In javascript there is no char type, only string.
 */

console.log(typeof undefined);      // undefined
console.log(typeof 0);              // number
console.log(typeof 10n);            // bigint
console.log(typeof true);           // boolean
console.log(typeof "foo");          // string
console.log(typeof Symbol("id"))    // symbol
console.log(typeof Math);           // object
console.log(typeof alert);          // function

Null

Null is not an object, it a special type which represents nothing. 
 
/**
 * Null is a special data type which represents nothing.
 */

let a;
let b = null;

console.log(typeof a); // undefined
console.log(typeof b); // object



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Questions and answers




Null is a special data type which represents

  • a) nothing
  • b) undefined

We can embed variables into strings with ...?

  • a) double-quotes
  • b) backsticks


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