JavaScript Statements

 Statements:

• Like Every other programming language, JavaScript statements are also the line of instructions that are to be executed by the web browser.

• In JavaScript, Every statement should be finished with a semicolon ( ; ). 

• And these statements will be executed in sequential order, from top to bottom.

 // JavaScript Statements
	
    console.log('statement 1');
    
    console.log('statement 2');
      

Case Sensitive:

• Javascript is a case sensitive language, which means 

 // JS Case Sensitive Example

    // This:

    console.log('something');

    // Is not the same as this:

    Console.log('something');

• The last Statement will result in an error because there's no object called "Console" with a capital "C". 

• Since JS is case-sensitive, we should be very careful with the names of objects, properties, and methods. Else, this will generate errors in our code.