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  /*
  VARIABLES

    A Variable is a container for a value.
    That value can be a wide range of things.
    It can be anything from a Number, String or a Boolean to and Array, Object or other data types. A Variable's value can be changed to any of those values at any time given new assignments.
    Variables go through roughly 2 stages: declaration and initialization.
    Therea are a number of ways to declare your variable. the most common way is to use the word "var" followed by the identifier of the name you decide to give it.
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  // 1. Declaration //
  var myVariable;

  /* Currently, the variable myVariable has a value of undefined because it was declared but not assigned or INITIALIZED to any value
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