+ operator is used to work with strings in javascript . + is used to combine strings or to append variables to a string . e.g.
var sentence = "You are " + var ;
This will append value of variable to the string You are . e.g. if
var = "Andy" ;
then output will be You are Andy .
In this case var is used to define a variable . Also JavaScript is a loosely typed language meaning you don't have to define a variable type by default such a int var or char var . JavaScript automatically assigns a data type to the variable .
var sentence = "You are " + var ;
This will append value of variable to the string You are . e.g. if
var = "Andy" ;
then output will be You are Andy .
In this case var is used to define a variable . Also JavaScript is a loosely typed language meaning you don't have to define a variable type by default such a int var or char var . JavaScript automatically assigns a data type to the variable .
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