Learn about the different types of values in JavaScript, including primitives like string, number, boolean, and complex types like objects and arrays. Understand their usage and behavior in programming.
JavaScript has several types of values, including:
1. *Number*: Represents numeric values.
2. *String*: Represents textual data.
3. *Boolean*: Represents true or false.
4. *Undefined*: Represents an uninitialized variable.
5. *Null*: Represents the intentional absence of any object value.
6. *Object*: A complex data type that allows you to store key-value pairs.
7. *Symbol*: Introduced in ECMAScript 6, it represents a unique identifier.
Additionally, there are two special types:
1. *Function*: A subtype of the object type.
2. *Array*: A subtype of the object type, used to store multiple values in a single variable.
