Basic JavaScript - Assigning the Value of One Variable to Another

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It is not an issue I simply need some clarification on what I am being told here. So I am not understand ‘myVar’ and ‘myNum’. is ‘myVar’ ONLY SPECIFIALLY allocated to ‘a’ or for ex; i have variables ‘a-d’ though any of ‘a’ ‘b’ ‘c’ ‘d’ can be considered ‘myVar’ and i am specifically choosing which ‘myVar’ from the multiple? because it seems that ‘b’ is specifically allocated to 'myNum" from what the example is showing and i can read that ‘myNum’ is a variable so are these simply placeholders or am I actually looking at terms used in the profession and each variable created is going to have some specific ‘my----’ variable to go with it?

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Basic JavaScript - Assigning the Value of One Variable to Another

Sorry again, I found a youtube video of someone explain that these are placeholders for what i am trying to achieve. Got pretty turned around though I will be treating them as placeholders now. Thanks and sorry.

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