Strings & Characters
In JavaScript there is no data type for a single character.
Data Types
Single or Double Quote
Strings you can use single or double quotes
let string1 = "some ' text";
let string2 = 'some " text';
let string3 = `some text`;
There is no difference between the single and double quotes.
Backticks were added in ES 2015 to provide another way of writing a string literal.
var combine = "Mon" + "Tue";
var v2 = combine[4]; // T - 0 based
var length = combine.length; // 6
There is no multi-line string syntax
new line \n
string literal delimiter \" or \'
unicode characters \u00A9
escape characters \" for double quotes
backslash single quote
backslash double quote
Converting
Comparing
var one='a';
var two='b';
console.log( one < two ); // true
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