1 → Alerts

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1.1 picture have alert box. that alert box can handle with JavaScript.

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1.2 picture was show how write hello world syntax

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1.3 picture have output

2 → Variables

How to create variable with js it so easy!

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2.1 picture show you how to create variable. you know now it so easy.

if you went create variable with alphabet letters you should use single coma(‘ ’) or double coma(“ ”)

example :- var myname = “nameape”;

if you went create variable number no need to use any coma you can use numbers for arithmetic

example :- var num = 18;

A variable name can’t contain any spaces
A variable name can contain only letters, numbers, dollar signs, and underscores.
Though a variable name can’t be any of JavaScript’s keywords, it can contain keywords. For example, userAlert and myVar are legal.
Capital letters are fine, but be careful. Variable names are case sensitive. A rose is not a Rose. If you assign the string “Floribundas” to the variable rose, and then ask JavaScript for the value assigned to Rose, you’ll come up empty.
you can’t use js keywords for variables.
I teach the camelCase naming convention. Why “camelCase”? Because there is a hump or two (or three) in the middle if the name is formed by more than one word. A camelCase name begins in lower case. If there’s more than one word in the name, each subsequent word gets an initial cap, creating a hump. If you form a variable name with only one word, like response, there’s no hump. It’s a camel that’s out of food. Please adopt the camelCase convention. It’ll make your variable names more readable, and you’ll be less likely to get variable names mixed up

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3.1 picture show js operators you can practice it.

~Thank you for reading!!