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‎03-variables-and-statements.md

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## Variables and statements
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Semicolons used to end a statement. You can choose to not write them _(because there is ASI: Automatic Semicolon Insertion in Javascript)_.
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### Declaring a variable:
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`var first = 'Soumya';`
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`let first = 'Soumya';`
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`const first = 'Soumya';`
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(here value is 'Soumya')
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- `let` and `const` were introduced in ES6 (newer).
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- `var` and `let` can be updated but not `const`.
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```javascript
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var x = 'hey';
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y = 'hi';
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let cool = true;
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cool = false;
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const age = 10;
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age = 11; // wrong: throws error
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```
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- In **strict mode**, we have to define a variable first before assigning a value to it.
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```javascript
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dog = 'snickers'; // bad coding, don't do this
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console.log(dog); // snickers (no error)
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'use strict';
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dog = 'snickers'; // error: dog is not defined
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```
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- If we write `var dog;` dog is _undefined._
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- **Scoping:**
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- **var** : _function scoped_ (only available inside parent functions)
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- **let** and **const** : _block scoped_ (available inside a block denoted by _{ }_ )
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- **Opinion (what to use):** Use `const` by default; if the value of the variable needs to change then use `let`. Almost never use `var`.
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- **Variable naming conventions:**
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- Should not start with capital unless they are a _class_.
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- Must start with **a-z** or **_** or **$**.
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- If a variable is multi-word, you can use:
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- _Camel-case:_ `let iLovePizza = true;`
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- _Upper Camel case (in case of classes):_ `ILovePizza`
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- _Snake case: `let i_love_pizza=true;`_

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