Modern JavaScript Tutorial #2 - Syntax Basics & Types

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In this modern JavaScript tutorial we'll take a look at the language syntax - comments, semicolons, using variables etc. We'll also discuss some of the types in JavaScript - strings, numbers, null, undefined, & booleans.

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[manueljordan]

An excellent video tutorial for newcomers to the JS world, for the audience the content of this video as follows:

Getting Starting with JavaScript: 0:02
JavaScript Data Types: 16:18
Getting starting with strings: 20:38
Common strings methods: 31:02
Getting starting with numbers: 36:16
Template strings: 46:16
Arrays: 52:25
Null & Undefined: 1:01:40
Boolean & Comparison Operators: 1:04:57
Loose && Strict Comparison: 1:14:39
Type Conversion: 1:18:44

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[mrnobody]

I don't usually use semicolons, and I thought they were never needed. But it's important to add them if you're writing a regular expression let a = /hello/; or you'd run into errors.
Thanks for the advice.

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