In Javascript language, describe all the use cases of each of:

Parentheses:

Parentheses are great. In programming its often used to enclose an argument or parameter within a function or method.

var x = testString("Heres the first string.")

function testString(string) {
  return string + " ..and heres an added string.."
}

console.log(x)

      

Brackets:

Personally, these are the things that I could take for granted. I would say Brackets are often used for arrays, but then after doing a quick search there are curly brackets. I like the descriptions on this website.

Braces:

Braces are great also. Used to encapsulate a piece code. It often starts with a function, followed by the braces, and the code sits between the braces.

Single quotes:

Used to create strings. To my suprise, using single quotes versus double quotes is a preference.

Double quotes:

Again, similar to above. If I am to use double-quotes or single-quotes I would try to have some consistency about what I am using.