Answer 1

Value being used:
Example:

html
<input type = "text">
<div> </div>

js
div.innerHTML=input.value;

Input type text is a typing box. So the div's inner HTML will be what ever you type inside the input (which is the value of the input)
if i type 'Abcd' inside the input, 'Abcd' is the value of the input - which would be the div's innerHTML too.
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Answer 2

As far as I know value isn't a keyword in JavaScript. But in C# it is:
"The word value references the value that client code is attempting to assign to the property."

Answer 3

Mofey I read it several times but I hadn't such conclusion as you said😊

Answer 4

Its used as a variable name to identify the value of something u could name it anything you wanted too.

Answer 5

Mofey "value" is not a keyword in JS and can be used as a variable name if you really want to.

Answer 6

Mofey No.
You can not define:
var 6 = 9;
var "hello world" = true;

But you can use arrays and objects to achieve the solution you might be searching for.

Answer 7

Mofey Value is just information, data, that does not have much predefined meanings, while keyword is an identifier for a statement. Like "var" tells that a variable is being declared.

Answer 8

Mofey "Value of a variable" is given by a person, you, so when you're writing a code and you want to define let's say a integer variable named starting_salary, you will provide a value how much is starting salary, for ex. int starting_salary = 1000;
1000 is a value. 👌

Answer 9

Its used as a variable name to identify the value of something u could name it anything you wanted too.