A primitive is any value that is not an object and has no methods.
Primitives are immutable (except for symbol properties) and are compared
by value, not by reference.
The Primitive type includes:
boolean
string
number
bigint
symbol
null
undefined
Objects, arrays, functions, and other reference types are not primitives.
Use this type to enforce that a value belongs to one of these fundamental types.
Represents all JavaScript primitive types.
A primitive is any value that is not an object and has no methods. Primitives are immutable (except for
symbolproperties) and are compared by value, not by reference.The
Primitivetype includes:booleanstringnumberbigintsymbolnullundefinedObjects, arrays, functions, and other reference types are not primitives. Use this type to enforce that a value belongs to one of these fundamental types.