Types Of Datatypes in Javascript

Primitive

Primitive datatypes includes:

• Number: For storing any numeric values

    const score = 100;
  

• Boolean: For storing any value in form of true and false

    const isExist = true;
  

• String: For storing any strings

    const stringName = "Any string value";
  

• Null:

    const anyNullValue = null;
  

• Undefined

    const anyUndefinedValue = undefined;
  

• Symbol : This is used for making unique identifiers. For example, if you want to make a use of id so there you can use symbol.

  Example 1 : To Create Unique Object Keys

  ```javascript jsCopyEditconst id = Symbol("id"); const user = {

name: "Neel" };

    **Example 2: To Create Private Object Properties (pseudo-private)**

    ```javascript
    jsCopyEditconst privateProp = Symbol("secret");
    const obj = {
      [privateProp]: "hidden value"
    };

• BigInt

    const anyBigIntValue = BigInt("1233737373838383838383");
  

Non Primitive/ Reference

• Arrays: For storing values in contiguous memory locations

    const arrays = [1, "any string value", false]
  

• Objects: For storing multiple/different values in form of key-value pairs

    const anyObj = {
        key_1 : "string",
        key_2 : 2,
        key_3 : false
    }
  

• Functions: For executing operations

    const anyFunction = function(){
        console.log("Hello, beautiful Mountains");
    }