#09 Data Types in JavaScript | Numbers | Strings | Objects | Boolean | Undefined | Null Data types
Data Types in JavaScript :
there are different data types in java script like --
Numbers , Strings, Objects, Boolean, Undefined and Null Data Types.
Numbers : are decimal or without decimal numbers.
Strings : are sequence of characters.
Objects : are properties written as name : value pairs.
Boolean : can have two values - true or false.
Undefined : variable without a value has the value as undefined also type as undefined.
Null : is a special value that represents empty or unknown value.
JavaScript Types are Dynamic - means same variable can be used to hold different data types.
📝 Timestamps:
00:00 Intro to Data Types
00:37 Js Dynamic Data Types
01:42 String Data Type
02:49 Number Data Type
03:25 Boolean Data Type
04:00 JS Objects
05:04 Undefined Data Type
05:40 Null Data Type
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