Across
- 3. Text inside quotation marks (or backticks)
- 6. A coding language used to make websites interactive.
- 7. A named container that stores a value, like a string or number
- 8. To call a function so it runs and shows a result in the console
- 9. The area where we write and test our code.
- 11. The actual value you pass to the function when you call it. This fills in the placeholder
- 12. A way of writing variables where the first word is lowercase, and each new word starts with a capital letter.
- 13. The act of adding dynamic values within a string
- 14. A keyword used to create a variable that can change.
- 15. Whole, negative or decimals, used without quotation marks.
Down
- 1. We use this, instead of quotation marks, when working with template literals
- 2. A placeholder in a function that represents a value the function needs.
- 4. Adding multiple strings or values together, usually with a plus sign
- 5. Treating uppercase and lowercase letters as different.
- 10. A place in JavaScript where we see the output of our code.
- 12. A keyword used to create a variable that cannot be changed.
