// Variables in JavaScript are declared with let or const. const is
// for values that won't change.

const prefix = 'Hello, ';
let party = 'World!';
let greeting = prefix + party;

// You can print an expression to the console by using console.log()
console.log(greeting);

// JavaScript supports string interpolation in template strings.
const x = 2048;
const y = 128;
let message = `${x}*${y} = ${x*y}`;
console.log(message);

// JavaScript strings are objects. The JavaScript string class offers a number
// of useful methods.
let A = greeting.split(" ");
console.log("The second part of the greeting string is " + A[1]);