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JavaScript is a programming language

The document provides an overview of JavaScript, covering essential topics such as variables, data types, operators, conditional statements, and functions. It explains how to declare variables, the rules for naming them, and the different data types available in JavaScript. Additionally, it includes examples of using operators and conditional statements to control program flow.

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JavaScript is a programming language

The document provides an overview of JavaScript, covering essential topics such as variables, data types, operators, conditional statements, and functions. It explains how to declare variables, the rules for naming them, and the different data types available in JavaScript. Additionally, it includes examples of using operators and conditional statements to control program flow.

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JavaScript is a programming language.we use it to give instructions to computer.

JavaScript Topic:

●​ Variable
●​ Datatype
●​ Operators
●​ Conditional statements
●​ Loop
●​ String
●​ Object
●​ Array
●​ Function
●​ Method
●​ Documents object model
●​ Events
●​ Classes
●​ Object
●​ Callbacks
●​ Promise
●​ Async Await

To print something in JavaScript:


Console.log(“string”)
Console.log(num)

★comments:
Single Line comment:
//This a JavaScript note
Multiline comments:
/*This is a JavaScript note*/

★Variable: variables are containers for data.


full_Name= “Sabbir”
age= 15

Rules for declaring variable :


●​ Variable variables are case sensitive ; ‘a’ &. ‘A’ is different .
●​ Only letter,digits, underscore(_) and $ is allowed .
●​ digits cannot be the first letter.
●​ Reserved word cannot be a variable.
To define variable:
1.var: can be redeclared and updated.
2.let: cannot be redeclared but can be updated.
3.const: cannot be redeclared and updated.

Redeclared:
var a = “ name”
var a= “ full name”
console.log(a)
=>full name

updated:
var a= “name”
a=”full name”
console.log(a)
=>full name

★Datatypes:
1.Primitive Data types:
●​ number
●​ string
●​ boolean
●​ undefined
●​ null
●​ biglnt
●​ symbol

Object: collection of data.

const or let student= {


fullname: “Sabbir” ;
age: “18” ;
cgpa: “3.6” ;
Ispass: “true” ;
}
console.log(student [“Ispass”])
Or console.log(student.Ispass)
=>true

student[“age”] =student[“age”] +25


console.log(student[“age”])
=>43
★Operator:

1.Arithmetic Operator:
+,-,*,/,%,**

2.Unary Operator:
++(increament),--(decreament)
Post:
let a= 5 ;
Console.log(“a=”++a);
=>a=6
Pre:
let a=5;
console.log(“a=”a++);
=>a=5
console.log(“a=”a)
=>a=6

3.Assignment Operator:
= , += , -= ,*= ,%= , **=

4.comparison Operator:
●​ Equal to : ==. also type: ===
●​ Not Equal to : !=. also type: !==
●​ Getter than : >
●​ Getter than equal to : >=
●​ Not getter than: <
●​ Not getter than equal to: <=

let a= 6;
let b=6;
console.log(“a===b:”a===b);
=> a===b: true
console.log(“a!==b:”a!==b);
=>a!==b:false

5.Logical Operator:
●​ Logical And : &&
●​ Logical OR : ||
●​ Logical Not : !

let a=6;
let b=7;
console.log( a!=b && a<b);
=>true
let a=6;
let b=7:
console.log(!(a>b));
=>true

6.Turnary Operator :

★Conditional statement:
●​ If statement:

let age= 19;


If(age>18){
console.log(“you can vote”);
}
=>you can vote

let mode= “dark”


let color;
If (mode== “ dark”){
color= “ black”;
}
console.log(color)
=>black

●​ If-else statement :

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