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The story of JavaScript began with the purpose of fulfilling a need: adding interactivity to websites. Now, the question arises—what does this mean,...
Javascript is a backward-compatible language. This means that code written in older versions of JavaScript will typically work in newer versions and...
console.log Is a function in JavaScript used to display data in the console. It's commonly used for debugging purposes or to output information while...
The var keyword in JavaScript is used to declare variables. It was introduced before ES2015. But with ES6 (ES2015), let and const were introduced to...
Variables are used to store different types of data like numbers, text, strings or more complex structures. Much like containers at home where you...
The scoping behavior is one of the major differences between the 'let' and 'var' keywords. But we will discuss this difference later on. In this...