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Variables in JavaScript are defined by using the var operator (short for variable), followed by the variable name, such as:

var test = "hi";

In this example, the variable test is declared and given an initialization value of "hi" (a string).

You can also define two or more variables using the same var statement:

var test = "hi", test2 = "hola";

Variables using the same var statement don't have to be of the same type:

var test = "hi", age = 25;

variables in JavaScript do not require initialization:

var test;








1.9.Variables
1.9.1.Variables
1.9.2.Variables can hold different types of values at different times
1.9.3.Naming Variables
1.9.4.Variables don't have to be declared before being used
1.9.5.Define variable and assign value
1.9.6.Reassigning value to Variables
1.9.7.Working With JavaScript Variables
1.9.8.Declare two variables in the same line
1.9.9.Reference a variable without declaration
1.9.10.Assign one variable to another variable
1.9.11.Do simple calculation
1.9.12.Braces indicate code blocks