text: //Implicit Type Conversion
  
  const firstName = 'John'
  const lastName = 'Hamburger'
  const fullName = firstName + ' ' + lastName
  console.log(fullName);
  
  const number1 = 4
  const number2 = 10
  const result = number1 + number2
  console.log(result);
  
  const value = firstName - lastName
  console.log(value); // Output is NaN
  
  const number3 = '10'
  const number4 = '23'
  const result2 = number3 + number4
  console.log(result2); //Output is 1023 because JS will concatenate strings
  
  const num5 = 10
  let num6 = '23'
  let result3 = num5 + num6
  const result4 = num5 - num6
  console.log(result4) //output is -13 because of implicit conversion
  console.log(result3);//Output is 1023 because JS will implicitly convert number to string and concatenate them even if one of the variables is string
  
  //parseInt() is used for explicit conversion
  num6 = parseInt(num6); //'23' is converted to integer
  result3 = num5 + num6
  console.log(result3); //Output is 33 (10 +23)