Here’s a roundup of how you declare each different type in JavaScript:

Strings

const name = String('Flavio')
const name = 'Flavio' //string literal

Numbers

const age = Number(36)
const age = 36 //number literal

Booleans

const male = Boolean(true)
const age = true //boolean literal

Null / undefined

const someProperty = null
const someProperty = undefined

(no literal syntax)

Symbols

const aSymbol = Symbol()

(no literal syntax)

Objects

const person = Object({
  name: 'Flavio'
})

const person = { //literal
  name: 'Flavio'
}

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