Question

question: 1
a store has 20 apples in its inventory. how can you store this information in a javascript variable?

• let numapples == 20;
• 20 = numapples;
• let numapples = 20;
• let num apples = 20;

Explanation:

To store a value in a JavaScript variable, we use the assignment operator =, not the comparison operator == or ===. Also, variable names cannot have spaces (so num apples is invalid). The correct syntax is let variableName = value;. So let numApples = 20; follows the correct variable declaration and assignment rules.

Answer:

C. let numApples = 20;