JavaScript Data Types & Variables with Examples

This is a complete web development Bootcamp 2022. In this video, you will learn about data types and variables in JavaScript with some practical exercises.

Time Lapse:
Data types- 00:32
Variables- 01:50
Example #1- 02:40
Example #2- 03:50
Example #3- 04:50
Box model for variable- 05:40
Test #1- 07:00
Challenge #1- 08:30
Welcome message by using javascript- 09:30
Mega challenge- 12:30
Solution to mega challenge- 14:00
Conclusion- 16:00

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Artist: straget
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