const, let and var in JavaScript | JavaScript Tutorial in Hindi #3

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Nice video ❤

Harry bhai you are great and your course is out of the world.This course is very nice

Harry bhai, I am located in Vancouver & main apka dil se shukriya karna chahti hu, app bhagwaan ji ke payare bachey ho yaar, aap itna ache se samjhate ho ki dil aur dimag dono ko bohot acha lagta hai ye videos dekhna & bohot ache se samjh aata hai sab.
Thank you so much

Thanks a lot

Thanks for this! 🎉

Greatt

how to use it on vs code ??

replit console is not clearing automatically on the run
if anyone know how to do please let me know

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Thanks A lot Harry bhai i am listening from Pakistan .❤❤❤💋❤‍🩹

finally I understand little bit?

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My atma is satisfied ❤❤

Why is he not using vs code?

You are a superb teacher❤

Total spoon feed . Thanks

Thanks bro ap bohot acha sikhaty ho

But what's the point of teaching on replit??? And is it important for us as well to make replit account??? Please guide me

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😂😂😂 superb

such mein bhi @CodeWithHarry main chaha ker bhi bhul nhi paa rha hun codes ko kya padta h aap wah
ab toh aap ko subscribe krna padega or like ka silsila toh chlta rahega
thank you @CodeWithHarry Bhai

const a = "ferrari";
switch(a){
case "lambo":
console.log("lambo is amazing");
break;

case "audi":
console.log("audi is fast");
break;

case "ferrari":
console.log("ferrari is red hot");
break;

default:
console.log("sorry we dont have any car left");


}

Amazing................

Lecture 3 done!

3rd Exercise Done👍
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ What A Explanation Thank-you☕🥂

completed this lecture ..now 100 lectures more to go💥

In this video, the presenter explains the differences between the "let," "var," and "const" keywords in JavaScript. Before ES6, the "var" keyword was commonly used to declare variables, but it is now recommended to avoid using it due to potential bugs. The "const" keyword is used to declare constants, which are identifiers whose values cannot be changed throughout the program. On the other hand, the "let" keyword is used to declare block-scoped variables. The video demonstrates these concepts by using Replit and provides examples of how variables behave differently with "var," "let," and "const." It emphasizes that "var" should be avoided in new code and recommends using "let" for block-scoped variables and "const" for constants. The presenter also discusses variable initialization, undefined, null, and primitive types in JavaScript. The video concludes by encouraging viewers to access the complete JavaScript course for a more comprehensive understanding of these concepts.

I was just thinking to quit but thanks for motivating in last.

toooooooo gooooood

Error acche hai 😊

your all videos are helpful thanksss🤧🫀

Notes are not downloading what is issue?

Tutorial 3 done. ✅

Thanks Harry Bhaiya

Bekar video 👍

Hello Harry, let has a default value "undefined" when the let variable is not initialized. Then why is it said that let variable are not initialized with a default value??

theen theen null 😇. awsome video

after watching this video my all doubt regarding var and let is clear , greatefully thank to harry bhaiya , boom

You are good Sense of human shortly you are funny 😂

bro can you please make some comedy because we learn in night

THANKS VAI your all videos are easy to understand its much grater then many paid course . and its we get free because of you . thanks again and again . Please upload free video like this . I Love your channel

Hello bhaiya mai 9th class Mai hu mai ye Javascript language Sikh skta hu ya nhi plzz reply de dijiye please 🥺🥺