I learned about JavaScript type coercion and typeOf operators today, among other things. Fun stuff!

Floating point math seems strange, but I'm sure it'll come together as I learn more.

Here's some code I wrote for an assignment:

// Challenge continued

// Declare a variable favFoodType. Using the typeof operator, assign it the value of favFood’s data type.
// Declare a variable timesEatenType. Using the typeof operator, assign it the value of timesEaten’s data type.
// Declare a variable eatAgainType. Using the typeof operator, assign it the value of eatAgain’s data type.
// Declare a variable ripeProgressionArray. Using the Array.isArray() method, assign it the value of determining if ripeProgression is an array.

const favFood = "Avocados";
const timesEaten = 1298;
const eatAgain = true;
const ripeProgression = ["hard", "soft"];

//Add code here

const favFoodType = typeof favFood;
const timesEatenType = typeof timesEaten;
const eatAgainType = typeof eatAgain;
const ripeProgressionArray = Array.isArray(ripeProgression);