JavaScript
So, the first things we should cover are the basics such as Values, variables and literals.Variables
Variables are just like in algebra. They store info. Of any type. For example: var x = 25 var x = "Hello" var x = true Notice that var is variable. Duh. The first var is a numeral. Numerals are numbers. Duh, again. Most of the names for things make sense which is good because there are a lot. The second var is a string. A string is anything (numbers, symbols, punctuation) surrounded by quotations. "this" "15" "A" "string..." those are all strings. the last var is a Boolean. You hear a lot about Booleans. A Boolean is just a true or a false. That's it.
Arrays
Arrays are mainly just like variables, but there's usually more than one of them. The only difference is that they have brackets([]) surrounding whatever it is that is an array. For example: var x = ["French Roast", true, 25]; Notice that different types in the array. This can be very helpful when you need to call certain things multiple times.
Now, I don't expect to show you all of the things that could be called. I'm just trying to show that everything makes sense and has its own way of working. It's not a scary foreign language. It's just something that can make really cool things happen.
For a larger list with bigger words, check out this to realize that there is a lot of stuff. But, again, don't let it scare you. Just think of the dictionary. That's a really thick book, but you don't have issues communicating. Same thing with this. The words you need, you will memorize.
For now, that'll be all. See y'all on Monday.
