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sohee kim
234 PointsHow can you tell which one is the JS sentence or not as a beginner? I can't tell the difference.
They say " var winningScore = 100" is a JS. But, "<script src="phaser . js"></script>" is not JS.
To me, those examples are look similar or same.
1 Answer
Jason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,860 PointsHi Sohee
The first one there is a JavaScript line of code. the var keyword is defining a variable named "winningScore" and assigning the int value of 100 to it.
The second one is HTML. This can be spotted by the HTML tags that are enclosed within the <>. There will usually be an opening one and a closing one. In your example these would be <script> </script>.
If you're very new to coding, I strongly recommend you completing the Digital Literacy Track here on Team Treehouse before proceeding into a full on language course. The Digital Literacy will give you the basics need to further you learning, and things will make much more sense.
Keep Coding! :)
