Course Content
Introduction to programming
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Code
Statements
Expressions
Executing a Program
Program Output
Program Input
Operators
Values and Types
Code Comments
Variables
Blocks
Conditionals
Loops
Loop Practice Questions
Functions
Functions Practice questions
Scopes
Practice Question – Building a Quiz Game in JavaScript
Introduction
What you will learn
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What is JavaScript and why is it important?
The History of JavaScript
JavaScript syntax and variables
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Where to Write JavaScript Code
JavaScript syntax and variables
Data types and Values
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Data types and values
JavaScript Functions and Objects
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Defining and invoking functions
Function parameters and return values
JavaScript objects and properties
Objects
Arrays
Multidimensional Arrays
Functions
Scopes
Built-in Type Methods
Comparing Values and Coercion
Truthy and Falsy
Conditionals/Control flows
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Conditionals
Strict Mode
Closure
Module
this Identifier
Prototypes
Polyfilling
Transpiling
Loops
JavaScript DOM Manipulation
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Non Javascript Javascript
DOM Cheetsheet
Events
The HTML DOM (Document Object Model)
JavaScript Selectors
Changing HTML Elements
Creating,Inserting,InsertBefore, Removing and Replacing HTML elements
JavaScript DOM Events
The BOM (Browser Object Model)
The Window Object
Object-oriented programming in JavaScript
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Object-oriented programming in JavaScript
Error handling and debugging in JavaScript
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Error handling and debugging in JavaScript
JavaScript functions for string and array manipulation
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JavaScript functions for string and array manipulation
Event handling with JavaScript
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Event handling with JavaScript
Asynchronous JavaScript and Promises
JavaScript Libraries and Frameworks
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JavaScript libraries and frameworks
JavaScript APIs
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Working with APIs in JavaScript
JSON and AJAX in JavaScript
Web APIs for location and storage
Third-party APIs integration
JavaScript Best Practices and Optimization
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Writing clean and efficient JavaScript
JavaScript testing and debugging
JavaScript code optimization techniques
JavaScript security best practices
Project Work
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Building a web application using JavaScript
Implementing DOM manipulation and event handling
Testing and debugging the application
Deploying the application to a live server
JavaScript
About Lesson

Introduction to JavaScript

JavaScript is a programming language that is commonly used to add interactivity and other features to websites in order to enhance user experience, and create complex web applications.

JavaScript is executed on the client-side (client-side scripting language), meaning that it runs in the user’s browser rather than on the web server. This makes it a versatile language that can be used to create a wide variety of web applications, including games, chatbots, and interactive forms.

Some key features of JavaScript include its ability to manipulate HTML and CSS, its event-driven programming model, and its support for asynchronous programming, which allows developers to create responsive and efficient web applications.

JavaScript is important because it is widely used on the web and is a critical component of modern web development.

It is supported by all major web browsers and has a large and active community of developers who contribute to its ongoing development and improvement.

Additionally, JavaScript is often used in conjunction with other web development tools and technologies, such as HTML, CSS, and various frameworks, libraries, and APIs, making it an essential part of the modern web development stack.

In this JavaScript tutorial course, you can expect to learn:

  1. The basics of the JavaScript language, including its syntax, data types, and control structures.

  2. How to use JavaScript to manipulate elements on a webpage, such as changing the content or styling of an HTML element.

  3. How to use JavaScript to handle events, such as responding to user input or loading new content asynchronously.

  4. How to use JavaScript libraries and frameworks, such as jQuery or React, to build more complex and powerful applications.

  5. Best practices for writing clean and efficient code in JavaScript.

By the end of a JavaScript tutorial course, you should have a good understanding of how to use JavaScript to enhance the functionality and interactivity of your websites.

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