Not sure if this is helpful, but variables are basically like containers. they label and store data! javascript data can either be primitive (like numbers or words) or non-primitive (like lists or html elements). They're useful for when you (1) don't know what your going to put into it yet or (2) need to constantly reuse a value. wishing you the bestest of luck to figure it out x]
Not sure if this is helpful, but variables are basically like containers. they label and store data! javascript data can either be primitive (like numbers or words) or non-primitive (like lists or html elements). They're useful for when you (1) don't know what your going to put into it yet or (2) need to constantly reuse a value. wishing you the bestest of luck to figure it out x]
I´m also suffering learning JS now XD