Plus operator +++

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As you can see I have completed the challenge. But the question I have is why did it pass? I thought when you use the const variable your supposed to capitalize the name assigned to the variable!! myStr isn’t fully capitalized… correct me please I need answers.

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const myStr = "This is the start. " + "This is the end."; 

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Challenge: Concatenating Strings with Plus Operator

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const is used where you don’t want to reassign a value to the variable. const stands for constant which means that the value of the variable can’t be changed.

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No, you don’t have to capitalize the variable name to use const. There are some standard conventions a lot of programmers use for capitalizing part or all of a variable name. But these are for the sake of the reader. JS does not enforce any sort of capitalization rules.

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If you use a suffix, add an operator (such as x++) after the operand, the increment operator increments, and returns the value before the increment. If you use a prefix, add an operator (such as ++ x) before the operand, the increment operator increments, and returns the incremented value.

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