Breaking is possible within a string statement by using a backslash \ at the end but notwithin any other javascript statement.that is,
document.write(“Hello \world”);
is possible but not
document.write\(“hello world”);
Yes, JavaScript code can be broken into different lines for the purpose of readability and organization. This practice is called line breaking or line wrapping. JavaScript ignores line breaks, whitespace, and comments, so breaking code into multiple lines doesn’t affect its functionality. It’s a common practice to break long lines of code to improve readability and maintainability. However, developers need to be careful with line breaks within certain constructs like string literals or regular expressions to avoid unintended behavior.