JavaScript data types explained - Dynamic Typing | JS for Beginners Ep. 13

In JavaScript, data types are much easier to handle than in other programming languages, such as C, C# or Java, because there is a lot of flexibility when it comes to storing data in variables. You do not have to specify the type of your variable as a string, number or boolean, for instance. All you need to declare your variables are the keywords var, let or const.

You also have the opportunity to change the type of data stored in an existing variable, without generating errors in your code. This is why JavaScript is referred to as a dynamic language, or a loosely-typed language.

In this tutorial for beginners, I attempt to answer the following question with examples: What are JavaScript data types?

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You know, I really benefited from this series. Thank you