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Functions in JavaScript are segments of code that can be defined and then called when needed. They can be thought of as sub-programs within the overall program.

JavaScript offers several ways to control the flow of a program. Normally, a JavaScript program will begin to execute a program starting from the first line and continuing with each line to the end of the program.

JavaScript includes one operator that features three operands. This is called the ternary operator.

This is the second post in the JavaScript Operators series. Following up on the first post on unary operators, this time the focus is on binary operators, which make up the majority of all operators used in JavaScript.

This post begins a series on JavaScript Operators and follows from a previous blog post on types and values in JavaScript. A core part of building a program in JavaScript is performing operations on values, which are more interesting when operations are performed upon them.