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Tutorial JavaScript Tutorial | 1 | Variables and console.log

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Hey! In this tutorial, I will teach you JavaScript Basics!

First, please note:
In JavaScript, we start variables with [CODE lang="javascript" title="Example" highlight="1"]var[/CODE]!

So, let's make a quick cup system with example!

[CODE lang="javascript" title="Tutorial"]var Cup = true;
var isDrinking = false;
var disabled = false;

// Let me explain. We create our first variable and name it cup, by true that means
// with example our cup exist. IsDrinking well the name say it, and Disabled for is the
// system disabled?

isDrinking = true;
console.log("We are now drinking!")
disabled = true;
console.log("Disabled cause we are drinking!")
var cupEmpty = true;
console.log("The cup has been drinked fully!")

// Alright, so we have now set our isDrinking to true since we drink. After a minute
//, we disable it since we drinked it. Then we create a new variable saying our cup is
// empty! console.log is just for debugging.[/CODE]

Alright; Comment if this helped!
 

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