variables.js

//  var 	Declares a variable
//  let 	Declares a block variable
//  const 	Declares a block constant that cannot be reassigned
//  if 	    Marks a block of statements to be executed on a condition
//  switch 	Marks a block of statements to be executed in different cases
//  for 	Marks a block of statements to be executed in a loop
//  function    Declares a function
//  return 	    Exits a function
//  try 	Implements error handling to a block of statements

// Global Scope = Whole Code can use it.
// Local/Block Scope = Only used inside a function and cannot be accessed from outside .

// return =  When a method returns a value, you can think of it 
// as giving the value back to you, making it available for use 
// in other parts of your code. return should be last statement in a function . 

// Variables

let x = "One";
let y = "Two";
let z = "Three"
console.log(x);
console.log(y);
console.log(z);

// Declaration

let age;
let height;
let name;

// JS Outputs

//  document.getElementById("innerOutput").innerHTML = 5 + 7; (This Goes Inside HTML)
//  (Displays content in the browser)

//  document.write (This Goes Inside HTML)
//  (Deletes Everything After Used , Should Only Be Used For Testing)
//  onclick="document.write(5 + 10)"

//  onclick="window.alert(5 + 10)" (This Goes Inside HTML)
//  (Displays an Alert Box in the Browser)

//  onclick="window.print()" (This Goes Inside HTML)
// (Prints the browser page)