Primitive Data Types in JavaScript

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Which of the following correctly describes the Boolean data type?

  • It indicates a variable that has not been assigned a value.
  • It is used for making decisions with two possible values. (correct)
  • It allows for an infinite number of combinations.
  • It can hold multiple values including strings and numbers.

What distinguishes the BigInt data type from the standard number type?

  • BigInt is used exclusively for text data.
  • BigInt can have a range that is always smaller than standard numbers.
  • BigInt allows for larger numerical values. (correct)
  • BigInt can only represent decimal numbers.

How must strings be formatted in JavaScript?

  • Strings must be enclosed in quotes. (correct)
  • Strings can be written without any enclosing symbols.
  • Strings must be surrounded by braces.
  • Strings require an integer prefix.

What does null represent in JavaScript?

<p>It signifies that a value is missing or absent. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following statements about the symbol data type is true?

<p>Symbols act as unique identifiers to avoid label conflicts. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

JavaScript Primitive Types

Seven basic data types in JavaScript: string, number, Boolean, null, undefined, BigInt, and symbol.

String Data Type

Used to represent text; enclosed in quotes.

Number Data Type

Represents numerical values.

Boolean Data Type

Represents truth values: true or false.

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Null vs. Undefined

Null represents the intentional absence of a value; undefined means a variable has no assigned value.

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Study Notes

Primitive Data Types in JavaScript

  • JavaScript has seven primitive data types: string, number, Boolean, null, undefined, BigInt, and symbol.
  • Strings represent text, while numbers represent numerical values.
  • Strings must be enclosed in quotes. Numbers are written as plain numerical values.
  • Strings have a theoretically infinite length, while numbers have a limited range.

Boolean

  • Boolean values can be either true or false.
  • These are used in conditional statements to control program flow.

Null and Undefined

  • null represents the intentional absence of a value.
  • undefined designates a variable that has not been assigned a value.

BigInt

  • BigInt handles values larger than the standard number type can represent.

Symbol

  • Symbol values are unique and prevent naming conflicts.

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