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Beginner JavaScript Tutorial – 5 – Using Variables with Strings
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43 responses to “Beginner JavaScript Tutorial – 5 – Using Variables with Strings”
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thank u bucky
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Let's go ahead and click like
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Just stick with me, "I will make you famous". btw, was bessie the cow based on jamie kings c# videos? Cause that is his favorite cow to use.
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Make it sure it's spelled wrong, or it won't work xD you make this not boring man, thanks
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Love u bro, u r the best. Actually better than the Best. Love u bro
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What should happen if we multiply a string with a number?
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who is watching in 2017! :p 😀
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This guy is 24? Wow.. man do i feel behind
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none of these tutorials would be good if his name wasnt Bucky
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I hete Treehouse!
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try {
document.write("Question 1"+ "<br>" + bacon + " " + tuna + ham + ".");
}
output {
Question 1
baconator? i am a fishhumburglarr.
}Now that makes more sence. Lol you where on to something.
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document.write(name, " is my name and my age is ", age); will work just as fine. I tried it with comma just like in Python and it works fine. Is this advisable?
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It doesn't work for me,
my code is:
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
<script> type="text/javascript">
var x = 10;
document.write(x);
</script>
</body>
</html> -
concatenation is the name for the + sign whenever someone quiz you on this
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haha baconator 🙂
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Hey, This is just an example. Who the heck Cares?? 🙂
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my boy Bucky is hungry
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Epic quote: "Make sure it's spelled wrong, or else it won't work." lol
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You were 24 when you made this video? I feel very unaccomplished now
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As somebody said I don't have money to donate you but I can watch ads till end. Hope it helps!
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It Does Not Work For Me :(, Look: My coding: "<script type="text/javascript">
var name = "Bucky";
var age = 24;
document.write(name + " is my name");
</script>This is wat I get: This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below.
<script type="text/javascript">
var name = "Bucky"; var age = 24; document.write(name + " is my name");
</script>, I'm using google chrome -
lol my 3 variables together said "I am a delicious chocolately spreadbaconator?garlic bread bih"
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you can also use "," instead of "+" in your code.
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"heck it" LOL
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Maybe I'm not too far in programming to understand this, but it seems like it would take less time to write, "Bucky is my name" instead of (name + " is my name").. etc etc. i'm assuming these are mostly for examples? Where as variables are used to help with common written things like numbers or what not?
Or I could be way off and don't know what the hell I'm talking about.. Probably the latter
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what is the difference between null and nil?
Is it a syntax difference between Lua and Javascript? -
yeah, very good tutorial, 😀
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24 with some programming languages experience. and i'm here at my 20 ….. 🙁
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Bucky must really enjoy eating tuna, bacon and ham! yum!
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You guys better start eating while watching Bucky's videos. 😀
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thx great tutorial!
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I always get hungry watching ur tutorials…:)
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Nice tutorials with good explanation.
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Very nice, tks!
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tuna!
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You what? You walked in there, wrote "I AM A fish" four hundred times, did a funny little dance and fainted!
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Super helpful.
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I know this is old but dear good you need to start using sublime.
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hamburglarr lol.
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Very good tutorial man! Thank you!
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Your tutorial is awesome
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Just one thing that you can add to the 5'th tutorial, how to add spaces between words
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than q for ur series man..love u
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