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sample_integer1 = 37
sample_integer2 = -5
strings = md`
### Javascript Strings
Strings are a series of characters surrounded by single quotes (_e.g._, 'hello') or double quotes (_e.g._, "hello"). If there is an embedded \" when using double-quotes, or an embedded \' when using single-quotes, you must use the backslash (\\) to quote the embedded character (see string_example2).
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string_example = "Mary had a little lamb, it's fleece was white as snow"
string_example2 = 'Mary had a little lamb, it\'s fleece was white as snow'
array_example = [12,27,39,-3,8,0,-15]
md`array_example[3] = ${array_example[3]}`
object_example = ({type: "person", firstName: "joe", lastName: "smith", age: 27})
md`object_example.lastName = ${object_example.lastName}`
recent_cars = cars.filter(e => e.year > 2005)
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