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//Declaring Variables
var oldWay = true; // Using 'var' allows you to change the value of 'oldWay' to anything, at anytime.
// EXAMPLE
// oldWay = 1; (valid)
// oldWay = 'coding is fun'; (valid)
const canNotChange = true; // ES6 - Once a 'const' is set, it cannot be changed. Best practice to use when a value should never change.
// EXAMPLE
// canNotChange = 1; (NOT VALID)
let canBeUpdated = true; // ES6 - Using 'let' will allow you to change the value anytime you want.
// EXAMPLE
// canBeUpdated = 1; (valid)
// canBeUpdated = 'CodeWorks is awesome'; (valid)


//DataTypes

//Value Types (Primative Types)
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