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Yes, We can break JavaScript code into several lines; we can break within a string statement using a backslash (”) at the end of the first line code.
For example,
document.write (“This is a program”);
And when you are not within a strong statement and want to change to a new line, then JavaScript ignores the break in the line.
For Example:
var x=1, y=2,
z=x+y;
The above code is perfect for better understanding, but it might hamper our debugging, so it is not advisable to write.