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String

Part of the Fundamentals section of Coddy's JavaScript journey — lesson 6 of 77.

A char is a conceptual term for a single character (For example: 1, 6, %, b, p, ., T, etc.). Note that JavaScript does not have a dedicated char type — it is used here as an informal concept to help explain strings.

The string type consists of one or more chars. This means a string can be a single character or many characters combined.

To initialize a string value in a variable, enclose it within single or double quotation marks:

let s1 = 'This is a string'
let s2 = "This is also a string"

In the above example, two string variables are initialized, named s1 and s2

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Challenge

Beginner

Store the string I am learning to code with Coddy! in a variable named coddy.

Be sure to store the exact string value with correct casing.

Try it yourself

// Type your code below
let coddy = ?

// Don't change the line below
console.log(`coddy = "${coddy}"`)
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