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Part 01: Notes on JavaScript

Basics

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1. Console.log
The console.log() function is used to print output to the console. It's commonly
used for debugging and displaying information.

console.log("Hello World");

2. "use strict"
The "use strict"; statement enables strict mode in JavaScript. It helps catch
common coding errors and prevents the use of certain error-prone features.

3. Variables
Variables are used to store and manage data in JavaScript. They can be declared,
used, and changed as needed.

Declaring a variable:

var firstName = "MANOJ KUMAR";

Using a variable:

console.log(firstName); // MANOJ KUMAR

Changing a variable's value:

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firstName = "BCA PATHSHALA";
console.log(firstName); // BCA PATHSHALA

4. Variable Naming Rules


Cannot start with a number (e.g., 1value is invalid, but value1 is valid)

Can use underscore (_) or dollar symbol ($) (e.g., first_name , $firstname )

Cannot use spaces

Convention: Start with a small letter and use camelCase (e.g., firstName )

Examples of valid variable names:

var value1 = 10;


var first_name = "Manoj";
var _lastname = "Kumar";
var first$name = "Rohit";
var $firstname = "Jain";

5. Variable Naming Conventions


Snake case: first_name

Camel case: firstName (recommended for JavaScript)

These notes cover the basics of using console.log, strict mode, variable
declaration, usage, and naming conventions in JavaScript.

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