Summary
Now that you're familiar with JavaScript's primitive data types, you have the basic tools to start populating variables in your code. With this knowledge, you can begin to think ahead to the ways that developers use these variables to make decisions in their code. You're on your way to developing your first dynamic website by using JavaScript!
Try it!
To practice what you've learned, visit some of your favorite websites and consider the data types used throughout them. Try to identify an instance of a string, number, bigint, and boolean data type. Consider why and how these data types were used, and try writing and editing them in your browser's Developer tools console. Are some data types more common than others on different websites?
Credits
This module was first published as a lesson in the Web Development for Beginners curriculum by Azure Advocates. The author of the original lesson is Jasmine Greenaway.