The difference between an expression and a statement in JavaScript

[@arunKgowda]

I was confused with Javascript function expression and statement which seemed to be contradictory to math.
Now whatever you are telling makes sense.

[@andmal8]

Hello Kent.
Thank you so much for such a great clarifications!

[@jingpingwang4885]

very clear and helpful

[@mohamedanibra2563]

thanks prof

[@bafxyz]

Great one, thank you

[@DongQian]

thanks for the knowledge

[@Mooblr]

subscribed,
great video!

[@victorvillacis6764]

so basically an expression is something that returns a value right?

[@KentCDodds-vids]

Yeah, that's one property of expression. Though I'd use the words "evaluates to a value" rather than "returns a value" 👍

[@DivineSoB]

very cool!

[@perc-ai]

thx kent

[@BananaKimchiPie]

Functions are both expressions and statements.

[@KentCDodds-vids]

They can be.
function thisIsAStatement() {}
const example = function thisIsAnExpression() {}

[@tomasmatusek6292]

are u realy know about what u spoken or its just random vidio from you? Man, if u make vidio make paper ur self about what u speaking. Sorry bro, quality of the vidio is so bad and even understanding.

[@EDS432]

you can't explain it bader

[@KentCDodds-vids]

Oh I'm sure I could 😆