Many people get confused with the difference between undefined and null. In truth, it’s quite simple to see how it works.
=》Undefined is the default value assigned to any variable.
So, if I created a variable as follows and printed its value, it would be undefined.
var initialVariable;
console.log(initialVariable);
=》Null has to be assigned by the programmer to empty a variable and is not a default value.
var initialVariable = ‘hello’;
initialVariable = null;
Both of these types are considered primitive data types in the JavaScript world.
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