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Here we have created a variable, this.greeting, | Here we have created a variable, this.greeting, | ||
- | This is cool....what does it do? Well, we can now reference the variable we just created: | + | This is cool….what does it do? Well, we can now reference the variable we just created: |
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function onCreated() { | function onCreated() { | ||
this.greeting = "Hello there!"; | this.greeting = "Hello there!"; | ||
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Success! We can store a lot of different data types inside a variable. Some examples include: | Success! We can store a lot of different data types inside a variable. Some examples include: | ||
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function onCreated() { | function onCreated() { | ||
this.string = "Hello there!"; | this.string = "Hello there!"; | ||
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clientr. - These are very similar to client. flags but they are different in that they can only be read and not written from clientside: we will come back to this! | clientr. - These are very similar to client. flags but they are different in that they can only be read and not written from clientside: we will come back to this! | ||
server. and serverr. - These are variables which are stored in the server itself. We do not need to focus on these for now | server. and serverr. - These are variables which are stored in the server itself. We do not need to focus on these for now | ||
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- | This is likely very confusing but again, it will make sense the more you learn and practise with the concepts coming in these lessons! | ||
</ | </ | ||
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- | For now, we can move on | + | |