Primitive Type (Undefine, Null, Boolean, Number, String, Symbol)
: A type of data that represents a single value
Undefine
: represents lack of existence (you shouldn't set a variable to this)
Null
: represents lack of existence (you can set a variable to this)
Operator
: A special function that is syntactically (Written) differently
Generally, operators take two parameters and return one result
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