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At a point of time, we can have just 2 of these 3 aspects, as explained below.

CAP theorem is a pretty important concept in designing systems. Here's a thread on the same. First let's understand some main concepts, Consistency, Availability and Partition Tolerance

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(viii) Object: A non-primitive type, it's basically a combination of all the other primitive types and is presented in the form of key value pairs. The key has to be a String or a Symbol. If you use any other data type, it gets converted to String internally.

(vii) Symbol: Introduced in ES6, it's a way to create unique and immutable values.

(vi) Null: It represents a non-existing or an invalid value. Now, for the difference between null and undefined, check out the following classic meme:

(v) undefined: When a variable is declared but not assigned, it has the value of undefined.

(iv) BigInt: This is typically used to store numbers that are outside of range of Number data type.

(iii) Boolean: Represents 2 values: true and false.

(ii) String: String, as the name says refers to a combination of characters. It can be represent using 3 ways in JS:. a) "Hello" (Double Quotes).b) 'Hello' (Single Quotes).c) `Hello` (Backticks, generally used when we to print variables within a string)

First lets understand the primitive types. (i) Number: It covers up all, i.e, integer, float and double types as in other languages.