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DATA TYPES.

Data Types are the key information that we feed our programs. They give us
the ability to describe real-world objects and solve real-world problems.
JS Data Types are Dynamic which means that the same variable can be used to
hold different Data Types.

SIMPLE/Primitive Data Types that are used/manipulated are:

Numbers = Numerical Data
Strings = Character-based Data
Booleans = Evaluate to TRUE/FALSE
NaN = 'Not a Number'
undefined = No-value, Unassigned. Any variable can be emptied or undefined
null = No-value, Nothing. Any object can be emptied & assigned to null
Infinity = property of the global object whose numeric value = infinity
*These Data Types are immutable. They copy by Value.


COMPLEX Data Types are collections of simple Data Types:

Arrays = single variables with multiple values aka objects with values
referenced by number or indices

Objects = complex collections of properties aka key-value pairs. These
key-value pairs are referenced rather than numbered indices

Functions = blocks of code designed to perform particular tasks. Functions
manipulate all data types and collections to give life & purpose to our programs.
*These Data Types are mutable. They hold value by reference


DATA TYPES EX: interplay between protagonist/antagonist from my fav anime(=
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 nameGivenToLight = true;
 seenLight = true;

let protagonist = {
  name: 'Light Yagami',
  alias: 'Kira',
  anime: 'Death Note',
  shinigami: false,
  killMethod: function() {
  if(nameGivenToLight === true && seenLight === true) {
    var status = "Now " + antagonist.alias + " is dead.";
    console.log(status);
} else {
    Console.log("Still breathing");
      }
    }
};

let antagonist = {
  name: 'L. Lawliet',
  alias: 'L',
  anime: 'Death Note',
  shinigami: false
};

protagonist.killMethod(); //Logs "Now L is dead."
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DATA TYPES.

Data Types are the key information that we feed our programs. They give us
the ability to describe real-world objects and solve real-world problems.
JS Data Types are Dynamic which means that the same variable can be used to
hold different Data Types.

SIMPLE/Primitive Data Types that are used/manipulated are:

Numbers = Numerical Data
Strings = Character-based Data
Booleans = Evaluate to TRUE/FALSE
NaN = 'Not a Number'
undefined = No-value, Unassigned. Any variable can be emptied or undefined
null = No-value, Nothing. Any object can be emptied & assigned to null
Infinity = property of the global object whose numeric value = infinity
*These Data Types are immutable. They copy by Value.


COMPLEX Data Types are collections of simple Data Types:

Arrays = single variables with multiple values aka objects with values
referenced by number or indices

Objects = complex collections of properties aka key-value pairs. These
key-value pairs are referenced rather than numbered indices

Functions = blocks of code designed to perform particular tasks. Functions
manipulate all data types and collections to give life & purpose to our programs.
*These Data Types are mutable. They hold value by reference


DATA TYPES EX: interplay between protagonist/antagonist from my fav anime(=
*/

 nameGivenToLight = true;
 seenLight = true;

let protagonist = {
  name: 'Light Yagami',
  alias: 'Kira',
  anime: 'Death Note',
  shinigami: false,
  killMethod: function() {
  if(nameGivenToLight === true && seenLight === true) {
    var status = "Now " + antagonist.alias + " is dead.";
    console.log(status);
} else {
    Console.log("Still breathing");
      }
    }
};

let antagonist = {
  name: 'L. Lawliet',
  alias: 'L',
  anime: 'Death Note',
  shinigami: false
};

protagonist.killMethod(); //Logs "Now L is dead."
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