Update index.js

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let a=1 let b=1 console.log(a+b) /execute

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.js

let a = 1; 
let b = 1; 
console.log(a+b); 
/execute.js

In this example,aandbare variables that are set to1and2on theconsole.logfunction. The+operator adds theaandbvalues and prints the result to theconsole.logfunction.

This example uses theletstatement to create a variable,a, and assign it to theavariable. Theletstatement creates a variable,b, and assigns it to thebvariable.letstatements can also be defined using multiple statements.

[execute-my-code[bot]]

In the above example,aandbare variables that are set to1and2on theconsole.logfunction. The+operator adds theaandbvalues and prints the result to theconsole.logfunction.

[ankit-ml12]

1+1=? /execute

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SELECT 1+1 FROM table_name WHERE 1 = "1"

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/execute what is the output of the following code let a=2 let b=1 console.log(a+b)

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a=2 b=1 console.log(a+b)

final outcome: 3

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/execute what is the output of this code let a=7 let b=8 console.log(a+b)

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console.log(a+b);

output: 11

let a=7 
let b=8 
console.log(a+b) 

let a=7 let b=8 console.log(a+b);

output: 11

[ankit-ml12]

/execute what is the output of this code let a=1 let b=2 console.log(a+b)

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Output:
1 + 2
3

[ankit-ml12]

/execute what is the output of this code let a=1 let b=2 console.log(a+b)

[execute-my-code[bot]]

a = 1 
b = 2 
console.log(a + b)

1

The+operator is arithmetic operator that adds the two operands. When the operands do not have the same type, it converts the second operand to the type of the first operand. Theconsole.logstatement prints the value of thea+boperation to the console.

In this example, theaandbvariables have the same type,number. Therefore, the+operator adds the two numbers and prints the result to the console.

[ankit-ml12]

/execute what is the output of this code let a=1 let b=2 console.log(a+b)

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It outputs: 3