Variables in java Script #2
A variable is like a named box where you can store things.
Imagine boxes with labels on them. The label is the variable's name, and inside the box, you can put different things (numbers, words, etc.). You can change what's in the box later.
So, a variable is just a place to hold something that can change.
Common data types in JavaScript include:
Numbers: Integers and floating-point numbers.
Strings: Textual data enclosed in single or double quotes.
Booleans: True or false values.
Null: A special value that represents no value.
Undefined: A special value that represents an uninitialized variable.
Objects: Complex data structures that can hold multiple properties.
Arrays: Ordered collections of values.
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