Reference data types in JavaScript
Reference data types in JavaScript are objects that are not primitive data types but are stored in memory as a reference to their location, rather… Read More »Reference data types in JavaScript
Reference data types in JavaScript are objects that are not primitive data types but are stored in memory as a reference to their location, rather… Read More »Reference data types in JavaScript
In JavaScript, a primitive value is a basic data type that is not an object and has no methods or properties. There are six primitive… Read More »Primitive value in JavaScript
The main difference between Primitive and non-primitive data types is that Non-primitive data types are mutable, meaning that their values can be changed after they… Read More »Primitive vs non-primitive data types in JavaScript
JavaScript Symbol data type is a primitive data type, introduced in ECMAScript 2015. A symbol is a unique and immutable value that can be used… Read More »Symbol data type in JavaScript
JavaScript Primitive data types represent a single value and are not an object. It includes Number, String, Boolean, Undefined, Null, Symbol, etc. List of primitive… Read More »Primitive data types in JavaScript
JavaScript Non-primitive data types are derived from primitive data types and its also called reference types. These types of values are not stored directly in… Read More »Non-primitive data types in JavaScript