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Creating a full theoretical guide to JavaScript would be quite comprehensive, but

here’s a detailed overview that covers its core concepts, features, and principles. This
guide is designed to provide a solid theoretical foundation for JavaScript, its syntax,
and how it is used in web development.

Introduction to JavaScript

 Definition: JavaScript is a high-level, interpreted programming language used to create


interactive effects within web browsers.
 Purpose: JavaScript allows developers to implement complex features on web pages,
including dynamic content updates, interactive maps, animations, and more.
 Characteristics:
o Client-Side Scripting: Primarily executed in the user's browser.
o Interpreted Language: Does not need to be compiled.
o Object-Oriented: Supports concepts like objects, inheritance, and polymorphism.
o Event-Driven: Executes code in response to events like user clicks or page loads.

Basic Syntax and Fundamentals

1.

Variables

2.

o Definition: Containers for storing data values.


o Types of Declarations:

 var (function-scoped, older)


 let (block-scoped, introduced in ES6)
 const (block-scoped, immutable value)

let name = "Alice";const age = 25;var isStudent = true;

3.

Data Types

4.

o Primitive Types:

 String (e.g., "Hello World")


 Number (e.g., 42)
 Boolean (e.g., true, false)
 Undefined (default value of uninitialized variables)
 Null (intentional absence of any object value)
 Symbol (unique and immutable identifier)
 BigInt (for very large integers)

o Complex Types:
 Object (collection of key-value pairs)

let person = { name: "John", age: 30 )

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