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History of JavaScript

It was created by Brendan Eich in 1995.

Statically Typed Languages: Types are checked at compile-time. Once a variable is


declared with a type, its type cannot change. Errors are caught before running the
program.
Examples: C, Java, Swift.

Dynamically Typed Languages: Types are checked at runtime, meaning a variable can
change its type as the program runs.
Examples: Python, JavaScript, Ruby.

Nominal Typing: Focuses on the "name" or label of the type. If two types have
different names, they are treated as different.

Structural Typing: Focuses on the "structure" of types. If two types have the same
structure, they are treated as the same.

Duck Typing: Focuses on behavior. If something behaves the way you expect, you can
use it, regardless of what it’s called.

scope variables:
1.global variable = is applicable for all the everywhere in the code.
2.local variable = is applicable for only within a block like function,etc..
a. function scope:
Variables declared inside a function can only be used within that
function.
b .block scope :
Variables declared using let or const inside {} (blocks like if, for, etc.)
are limited to that block.

----impotant is var is both everywhere in block scope is allowed but let and cons
are limited which means .these are used in function,if,etc.. within only ---------

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