Modern JavaScript from the Beginning - Second Edition - Variables and Constants

Modern JavaScript from the Beginning - Second Edition - Variables and Constants

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This video tutorial covers the basics of variables in JavaScript, including how to declare them using var, let, and const. It explains the importance of understanding data types and introduces the concept of scope. The tutorial also discusses naming conventions for variables, such as camelCase and PascalCase, and demonstrates how to reassign variables. Additionally, it covers the use of arrays and objects with const, and how to declare multiple variables at once. The video emphasizes the preference for using const unless reassignment is necessary.

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What are variables in JavaScript?

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List the three keywords used to declare variables in JavaScript.

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Explain the difference between 'var', 'let', and 'const'.

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What is hoisting in JavaScript?

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What are the naming conventions for variables in JavaScript?

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Describe camel case and its usage in variable naming.

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How can you reassign a variable declared with 'let'?

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