If you are familiar with other programming languages, such as C# and Java, JavaScript strings should be a walk in the park as the are extremely similar (see example code below).
'use strict';
// JavaScript Strings are immutable
// 1. Once created they cannot be changed
// 2. Two Strings can be concatenated using the + operator
// 3. the '\' forward slash is the escape character to allow restricted characters
var string_one = "Some string with an escape character\" so that a paren can be in the string ";
var string_two = 'Another string using single quotes with an \' escaped single quoted';
var combined_string = string_one + string_two;
console.log(string_one);
console.log(string_two);
console.log(combined_string);
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