Summary  
This chapter introduces JavaScript’s fundamental syntax—parentheses, curly braces, semicolons, and string delimiters—and demonstrates using console.log to printing messages and executing multiple commands in code.  

General domain of usage  
Debugging

JavaScript uses parentheses, curly braces, and semicolons as part of its basic syntax.

This program prints `Hello, user!` to the console.

## Breaking Down the Syntax
- `console.log()`: a method that prints values to the console;
- Parentheses `()`: hold the data you want to print;
- Quotes `" "` or `' '`: tell JavaScript the text is a string;
- Semicolon `;`: marks the end of the command.

In JavaScript, semicolons are optional because the interpreter can often insert them automatically. However, adding semicolons is a good habit, helps avoid rare errors, and keeps your code consistent.

Note

## Multiple Commands
Each command ends with a semicolon.

console.log("Command 1");
console.log("Command 2");
console.log("Command 3");

What is the purpose of the `console.log()` method?

Why do we use quotes (" or ') around text like "Hello, user!"?

Learn the fundamentals of JavaScript, the backbone of dynamic web development. Discover essential concepts like syntax, variables, data types, and operators. Explore how to use conditional statements, loops, and functions to create interactive and efficient programs. Master the building blocks of JavaScript and lay the groundwork for more advanced programming skills.

Discover the fundamentals of JavaScript, including its purpose and syntax. Learn how to work with the console for output and use comments to organize and document your code. These foundational skills will prepare you for a deeper exploration of JavaScript's capabilities.

Explore the building blocks of JavaScript by distinguishing between literals and variables. Understand the core data types, including `null` and arrays, and learn how to manipulate them using array methods.

Learn how to manipulate JavaScript's data types through essential operations. Master assignment, mathematical operations, incrementing and decrementing, comparisons, logical operations, and string concatenation.

Discover how to control the flow of your programs with conditional statements. Master `if`, `else`, and `else if` to instruct JavaScript on making decisions and executing code based on different conditions.

Streamline your code by mastering JavaScript's looping structures. Explore `while`, `do while`, and `for` loops, and learn how to control their behavior using `break` and `continue`. Unlock the power of loops to perform repetitive tasks efficiently.

Discover the power of functions in JavaScript. Learn how to define functions, work with arguments, and use the `return` statement to create reusable and efficient code. Mastering functions will enhance your ability to write clean and modular programs.

Understanding JavaScript Syntax

Breaking Down the Syntax

Multiple Commands

1. What is the purpose of the `console.log()` method?

2. Why do we use quotes (" or ') around text like "Hello, user!"?

Understanding JavaScript Syntax

Breaking Down the Syntax

Multiple Commands

1. What is the purpose of the `console.log()` method?

2. Why do we use quotes (" or ') around text like "Hello, user!"?

Understanding JavaScript Syntax

Breaking Down the Syntax

Multiple Commands

1. What is the purpose of the console.log() method?

2. Why do we use quotes (" or ') around text like "Hello, user!"?

Understanding JavaScript Syntax

Breaking Down the Syntax

Multiple Commands

1. What is the purpose of the console.log() method?

2. Why do we use quotes (" or ') around text like "Hello, user!"?

1. What is the purpose of the `console.log()` method?

1. What is the purpose of the `console.log()` method?