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JavaScript is a lightweight, interpreted programming language used for creating dynamic web applications, supporting both client-side and server-side development. The document provides instructions on how to install Node.js, run JavaScript files in VSCode, declare variables, and utilize various data types and operators. Key concepts include variable declaration with 'let' and 'const', data type identification, and the use of operators like relational and ternary operators.

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Javascript

JavaScript is a lightweight, interpreted programming language used for creating dynamic web applications, supporting both client-side and server-side development. The document provides instructions on how to install Node.js, run JavaScript files in VSCode, declare variables, and utilize various data types and operators. Key concepts include variable declaration with 'let' and 'const', data type identification, and the use of operators like relational and ternary operators.

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 Javascript is a lightweight interpreted programming language

 It is used to create dynamic and interative elements in web application


 It is open and cross platform
 Javascript is an interpreted programming language with object-oriented capabilities
 It is a single threaded programming language that we can use for client-side or server-
side development

 Download [Link] And install It


 To verify installation open command prompt and type node –version, if an error is not
prompted then node is successfully installed

To Run Javascript
 Open vscode
 Create a js file eg: [Link]
 To print something on console
o [Link](“<message to print>”)
o eg: [Link](“Hello World”)
 Click on Terminal on VScode then click on New Terminal
 On the terminal to run the file type
o node <filename>
o eg: node [Link]
o The file will be executed

Variable Declaration
 To declare a variable let keyword is used
o let <variable name>
 eg: let a = 10
 characters and numbers are allowed in a variable name
o only the name should not begin with number
 $ symbol and _ is also allowed
 To declare a constant variable
o const <variable name>
 eg: const pi = 3.14
Data types
 There are two types of datatypes
o Primitive
o Object
 In Primitive
o Number
o String
o Boolean
o Null
o Undefined
 To find the type of a variable
o typeof keyword is used
 typeof <variable name>
 eg: typeof myname
 To convert a number to string
o String function is used
 String(valuetobeconverted)
 eg: string(5)
 Convert string to number
o Number function is used
 Number(stringtobeconvereted)
 eg: Number(“12345”)
 To extract number alone from a string
o parseInt function is used
 parseInt(<string>)
 eg: parseInt(“123 Hello”)
Relational Operator
 == compares only value
 === compares value and data type
Ternary Operator
 To execute a statement based on a condition ternary operator is used
o <condition> ? <true value> : <false value>
 eg: a>b ? “a is greater” : “b is greater”
Using Template Literal
 [Link](`The first variable is ${first} and second variable is ${second}`)

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