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

Web APIs for location and storage

Web APIs for location and storage are key features of modern web development that enable developers to build more powerful and dynamic applications.

The Geolocation API is a web API that allows web applications to access the user’s location information. This can be useful for a variety of purposes, such as providing location-based services, enabling location-aware content, or even tracking the location of assets or personnel. The Geolocation API can be accessed using JavaScript, and provides a variety of features for working with location data, including retrieving the user’s current location, monitoring changes in location over time, and specifying a desired accuracy level for the location data.

The Web Storage API is another web API that allows web applications to store data locally on the user’s device. This can be useful for storing user preferences, session data, or other types of data that needs to persist across sessions or visits to a website. The Web Storage API provides two types of storage: local storage and session storage. Local storage allows data to be stored permanently on the user’s device, while session storage stores data only for the duration of the user’s current session. Both types of storage can be accessed using JavaScript, and provide a simple and efficient way to store data in web applications.

There are many libraries and frameworks available in JavaScript that simplify working with the Geolocation API and Web Storage API, including the Google Maps API, Leaflet, and localStorage. These tools make it easy to add location and storage features to your web applications, allowing you to build more powerful and dynamic web experiences for your users.

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