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JavaScript Basics for Beginners

The document provides an overview of JavaScript variables, including their declaration types (var, let, const), naming conventions, and loose typing. It also covers functions, their calls, arguments, return values, and the concept of variable scope. Additionally, it discusses conditional operators and the use of if-else statements in JavaScript.

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JavaScript Basics for Beginners

The document provides an overview of JavaScript variables, including their declaration types (var, let, const), naming conventions, and loose typing. It also covers functions, their calls, arguments, return values, and the concept of variable scope. Additionally, it discusses conditional operators and the use of if-else statements in JavaScript.

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4 types of declaring a variable
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