JavaScript is one of the most popular programming languages for web programming.

In this article, we’ll look at the basic syntax of modern JavaScript.

• Spread Operator
  We can use the spread operator to add properties from other objects to an object.

• Destructuring Nested Objects
  We can destructure nested objects into variables.

• Exponent Operator
  We can use the exponent operator to do exponentiation.

• Promises with finally
  We can call finally to run code regardless of the result of a promise.

• if-else
  We can use a if-else to write code that runs conditionally.

• Switch Statement
  We can use the switch statement to check for more than one case and run code if the value matches.

• Assign Variables
  We can assign variables with let

• Strict Mode
  We can add 'use strict' to our code to make us write better JavaScript code.

• Values
  JavaScript has some values like booleans

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