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Variables, Data Types, and Operators in JavaScript

In this task, you will be practicing creating variables, discovering different data types in JavaScript, using string interpolation to manipulate strings, learning how logical operators work, and solving some arithmetic operators.

Getting Started

To get started, please follow the instructions below:

  1. Fork this repository by clicking on the "Fork" button on the top right corner of the page
  2. Clone the repository to your local machine by running git clone in your terminal
  3. Navigate to the cloned repository using the cd command in your terminal
  4. Uncomment the link to the file you want to test in the HTML file to see the result of the console in the browser console
  5. Start by working on the variables.js file, then move on to arithmetic-operators.js, and finally to logical-operators.js.

Task List

This repository contains the following files, each with a set of tasks:

  • variables.js: Contains tasks related to creating variables and discovering data types in JavaScript.
  • logical-operators.js: Contains tasks related to logical operators in JavaScript.
  • arithmetic-operators.js: Contains tasks related to arithmetic operators in JavaScript.

Please read and follow the steps carefully to complete each task.

Submitting the Task

After completing the tasks, please follow the instructions below to submit your work:

  1. Run git add . in your terminal to track the changes
  2. Run git commit -m "" to stage the changes
  3. Run git push to push the changes to your forked repository
  4. Create a pull request to submit your work for review

Please note that you must fork the repository before cloning it.

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Enjoy the journey! 😀

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