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How does this command don't work and how exactly it works i didn't really get it
The command is: Var x = 10; This is the first command đđ» Var x = 100; document.write(x); The 2nd command đđ» Var x = 100; document.write(x); X = 42; document.write (x); The last command đđ» All of them I didn't get it and doesn't work to see what they do any information? I will be really grateful for information!
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xxtheblade 3
Learn lesson 3.1 Variables in JavaScript course.
Variables are containers for storing data values. The value of a variable can change throughout the program.
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Please tag the appropriate programming language.
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xxtheblade 3
What are you doing?
That is JavaScript code
document.write is a function which is used to print value on browser.
x is a variable with different values
Did you try to do in web code?
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Okay so first. dont capitalize the V in var. 2nd u have 3 of the same names for your variables. X = 42 doesnt work becuase javascript is case-sensetive. and why it outputs 100, 3 times is because of the same variable names the Var x = 100 which is the last variable to have âxâ will output 100. If you want them to output different things change the names
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so basically here:
var x = 10;
var x = 100;
document.write(x);
var x = 100;
document.write(x);
var x = 42;
document.write (x);
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justice it's JavaScript
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Your mom what does the variables does i don't have any idea?
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its for storing data i guess u could say. var = variable so ye.