Primitive-Data.js

const PrimitiveData = () => {
  const define =
    "//1// Primitive Data means basic data, you cannot create an application without primitive data.";

  return define;
};
console.log(PrimitiveData());
//// Strings
// ''
// or
// ""
// will work for strings.  Open up your console and lets display some strings in the browser
// examples {
//     "hello",
//     'hello',
//     // escaping aka nullifying characters
//     // "he said \"hello\" thats it" SHOULD RETURN he said "hello" thats it.
// }
///// Number types or Integers
// ex {
//     100,
//     20,
// }

// Floating Point Numbers aka decimals fractional numbers
// ex {
//     1.1,
//     50.3,
//     110.26
// }

///// Boolean - is either on or off, true or false, negative or positive, one or the other.
// ex {
//     true,
//     false
// }

/////Null or Undefined - Null means that it is empty, void, means nothing. Same as undefined. Both void of any value
// ex {
//     null,
//     undefined
// }

/////// NaN - Not A Number : checking to see if you have a number in your application and it returns NaN. That means what you have isn't a number.
// ex {
//     Nan
// }