In written math, a + b = c and c = a + b are equivalent expressions. but in programming that is not the case. Assignment is always right to left, so we can only write, c = a + b.
Likewise, we must write, this._age = ageIn for the parameter to be assigned to the attribute.
Remember to always write a getter if you have a setter, else the setter does not work.
As far as quotes are concerned, either single or double are both valid. Internally they are all treated as single. The SCT may have been written to accept only one form or the other, so we just have to go along with that.
Technically, now that we have ES6+ and template strings that use backticks, we can use them in most cases and not use ordinary quotes at all (or almost). If you use them and it throws errors, then make a note of the situation so you remember when NOT to use backticks.