JavaScript VARIABLES are easy! 📦

[@ЕкатеринаБарабашова-л2э]

Simple and very methodological explanations I've ever seen. Deeply thankful for your job :)

[@GiftMthimunye]

Wow never knew it was this easy great explanation 💪

[@runaway4358]

Ohh finally i found a perfect channel for learning JS, thanks BroCode.

[@saimothi6715]

thank you so much sir.. for great & clear explaination

[@DoNsMaK190]

U are the the most giga chad on youtube ever thanks!!

[@Trexdoesstuff]

btw in the makecode engine you can put the value in the setup line

[@helioobianchi]

Thanks, bro. You're a real bro 💪

[@ArteenAhmadzadeh]

Im i the only one who can see these?

[@peaklegacy146]

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[@piotrmazgaj]

This is my seal. I have watched the entire video, understood it, and I can explain it in my own words, thus I have gained knowledge. This is my seal.

[@BroCodez]

// variable = A container that stores a value. // Behaves as if it were the value it contains. let fullName = "Bro Code"; let age = 25; let isStudent = false; document.getElementById("p1").textContent = `Your name is ${fullName}`; document.getElementById("p2").textContent = `You are ${age} years old`; document.getElementById("p3").textContent = `Enrolled: ${isStudent}`; My website

[@RealReeks]

The ${} just isnt working for me

[@aliayob4001]

​Because you aren't using the same type characters that he is using for the string​. Use ` not '@@RealReeks

[@staniokstqrtwyr89]

​​@@RealReeks Probably you are using a single quote ' instead of a back tick `

[@SourovChandraBarmon]

🥰

[@wewindows1]

i wish you were my professor in my university

[@TheStRaX_]

My bro codes, by watching bro code

[@sunnywunny]

the biggest betrayal ever would be if Bro came out and said that his favourite food wasnt actually pizza and he just said it and went with it.

[@younestrigui5446]

bro ! you are the best ever

[@chibuezealaekwe4212]

This is great, thanks

[@medad1877]

I wrote console.log('you are ${age} years old'); like this but it's not typing the number of age, it's just write the ${age} like this in the out put, I don't know what is my mistake. help me ...

[@АнатолійБагняк]

Try to use ` instead of " or '

[@BroCodez]

@medad1877 use backticks ` ` not apostrophes ' ' They do look similar

[@alfiemccalfry6635]

You might be viewing the wrong section. I was getting frustrated for a while until I realised it was because I was viewing the source instead of the console on the browser.

[@damiancruzpino6988]

same happened to me haha, I came from learning python, but it seams in js is this things `` instead of "".

[@IBAÑEZJAYNIEL]

Thankyou so much

[@antoindustries6774]

👍👍👍👍

[@Talaleyachoo]

Cs get degrees,best line ever😂

[@Fad-kun]

Thanks

[@izume530]

I'm getting this error when i try to run it even when i copied and pasted everything from the comment or the video Uncaught TypeError: Cannot set properties of null (setting 'textContent') what should i do?

[@ShineOnStar]

place at the end of body

[@RealReeks]

at the end of which body cause its not working for me either @@ShineOnStar

[@EledeRR]

Here before it gets released to public

[@00CrayZ000]

use the shortcut ctrl + / after selecting the command to make it as a comment

[@oluwajomilojuajagbe5928]

Hi, Good day. Please what is the difference between .innerHTML and .textContent

[@Muuslim7777]

when I write ${} the compiler read it as string what the solve ??

[@thatkid-memeandedit2341]

Use backticks => `` Don't use these=> " " or ' '

[@Ahilanims2024]

But i can still learn it with eaze

[@Ahilanims2024]

um yeah im just a 9 year old im not in high school

[@a.1023]

let x; x = 100; console.log(x) Let age=25; console.log(age) / console.log (`you are {age} years old`)

[@tychedev]

what happened??

[@DataFlux-k5t]

i wish i could give you a Pizza😍😍

[@mijana961]

Just want to let you know i love you

[@AvisSpoofer]

whats the difference between var and let