Learning Plan 2 : Variables and Data Types

     tags after it
        document.write("The mystery variable is ");
        document.write(whatWillThisBe);
        document.write("

");
        
        // Display the mystery variable with a concatenation,
        // we'll learn about this in the next learning unit.
        document.write("Here's it is again " + whatWillThisBe + "
");
    
    ]]>
        

• Line 5 declares the variable "tabInThisVariable" which has an embedded tab character ("\t").
• Line 6 declares the variable "aNewLineInTheMiddle" which has an embedded newline character in its middle.
• Line 9 declares the mystery variable.
• Line 12 prints the "tabInThisVariable" variable to the page. The tab character has a gap bigger than a space.
• Line 14 prints two newline characters to the page.
• Line 17 prints the "aNewLineInTheMiddle" variable to the page. The embedded newline character splits the display to two lines.
• Line 19 prints two newline characters to the page.
• Lines 23-25 prints the mystery variable to the page with text in front of it and after it.
• Lines 29 also prints the mystery variable to the page with text in front of it and after it. This time concatenation is used.