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JavaScript programs are made of statements.
Technically, statements are a group of one or more items and
symbols on a line. Put simply, however, a statement is a line of code.
Example :
document.write("You
have been introduced to JavaScript");
Note: In JavaScript,
a semicolon is a way of saying that the statement has ended
and that the script can be executed. Semicolons are normally
used at the end of each line, but you can place multiple statements
on a line, if each is separated by a semicolon.
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