I don\'t know why I never asked myself that questioned the last years before, but suddenly I could not find any answer for myself or with google.
Javascript is known
JavaScript sets the variable type based on the value assignment. For example when JavaScript encounters the following code it knows that myVariable should be of type number:
var myVariable = 10;
Similarly, JavaScript will detect in the following example that the variable type is string:
var myVariable = "Hello World!";
JavaScript is also much more flexible than many other programming languages. With languages such as Java a variable must be declared to be a particular type when it is created and once created, the type cannot be changed. This is referred to as strong typing. JavaScript, on the other hand, allows the type of a variable to be changed at any time simply by assigning a value of a different type (better known as loose typing).
The following example is perfectly valid use of a variable in JavaScript. At creation time, the variable is clearly of type number. A later assignment of a string to this variable changes the type from number to string.
var myVariable = 10;
myVariable = "This is now a string type variable";
The variable’s data type is the JavaScript scripting engine’s interpretation of the type of data that variable is currently holding. A string variable holds a string; a number variable holds a number value, and so on. However, unlike many other languages, in JavaScript, the same variable can hold different types of data, all within the same application. This is a concept known by the terms loose typing and dynamic typing, both of which mean that a JavaScript variable can hold different data types at different times depending on context.
Complete article here: http://www.techotopia.com/index.php/JavaScript_Variable_Types
Another Article Which may help you: http://oreilly.com/javascript/excerpts/learning-javascript/javascript-datatypes-variables.html
Useful links:
ECMAScript Language Specification
ECMAScript BNF Grammar
JAVAScript BNF Gramar