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JavaScript Programming Made Easy for Beginners and Testers, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.67, with 38 lectures, based on 3 reviews, and has 25 subscribers.

You will learn about JavaScript from Scratch JavaScript Made Easy for Beginners in easiest way Running JavaScript using HTML JavaScript Programming This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners who want to learn JavaScript from Scratch It is particularly useful for Beginners who want to learn JavaScript from Scratch.

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Summary

Title: JavaScript Programming Made Easy for Beginners and Testers

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.67

Number of Lectures: 38

Number of Published Lectures: 38

Number of Curriculum Items: 38

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 38

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

JavaScript from Scratch

JavaScript Made Easy for Beginners in easiest way

Running JavaScript using HTML

JavaScript Programming

Who Should Attend

Beginners who want to learn JavaScript from Scratch

Target Audiences

Beginners who want to learn JavaScript from Scratch

In this course, I have explained all the concepts of JavaScript Client side programming language as required for understanding the basic web technologies, that are required for beginners and Software Testers.

All the Software that are required for learning JavaScript are covered as part of this course itself.

All the pre-requisites like HTML, CSS and DOM that are required for learning JavaScript are also covered as part this course itself.

This is an end to end course, where you can know how JavaScript can be used in Web Designing and also how it can be used as part of Client side programming.

The main focus of this course is the programming side of JavaScript, where all the programming concepts shown in the below list of topics are covered:

The below are the topics covered in this session:

1. Introduction to JavaScript

2. Download, Installing and using Visual Studio code along with Live Server Extension

3. HTML, CSS and DOM basics for JavaScript

4. Executing the JavaScript code – Let’s Begin

5. Printing output using console.log() and document.write() DOM statements

6. Separating the JavaScript code from HTML code and executing

7. Executing the JavaScript code using node.js

8. Variables, Data Types and Literals in JavaScript

9. Operators in JavaScript

10. Comments in JavaScript

11. const versus var keywords in JavaScript

12. Control Flow Statements in JavaScript

13. Conditional Statements in JavaScript – if, if else, if else if else and switch

14. Looping Statements in JavaScript – while, do while and for loops

15. break and continue Statements in JavaScript

16. Functions in JavaScript

17. let versus var keywords in JavaScript

18. Declaring variables without any var keyword in JavaScript

19. Objects in JavaScript and for-in loop

20. Arrays in JavaScript

21. Type Casting in JavaScript

22. Dates in JavaScript

23. Strings in JavaScript

24. Classes, Objects, Class Properties, Constructors and static

25. Encapsulation in JavaScript

26. Inheritance in JavaScript

27. Method Overloading not supported by JavaScript

28. Polymorphism – Overriding Methods in JavaScript

29. Using super keyword and super() in JavaScript

30. Constructor Functions in JavaScript

31. Abstraction in JavaScript

32. Prototype in JavaScript

33. Numbers in JavaScript

34. Math Object in JavaScript

35. Sets in JavaScript

36. Maps in JavaScript

37. for of loop with Strings, Arrays, Sets and Maps

38. Regular Expressions in JavaScript

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to JavaScript

Lecture 1: Introduction to JavaScript (JavaScript for Beginners – Part 1)

Chapter 2: JavaScript Pre-requisites and Installations

Lecture 1: Download, Installing and using Visual Studio code along with Live Server Extensi

Lecture 2: HTML, CSS and DOM basics for JavaScript

Chapter 3: Running JavaScript from HTML

Lecture 1: Executing the JavaScript code – Lets Begin (JavaScript for Beginners – Part 4)

Lecture 2: Printing output using console.log() and document.write() DOM statements (JavaScr

Lecture 3: Separating the JavaScript code from HTML code and executing (JavaScript for Begi

Chapter 4: JavaScript Programming – Running JavaScript code using node.js without HTML

Lecture 1: Executing the JavaScript code using node.js (JavaScript for Beginners – Part 7)

Lecture 2: Variables, Data Types and Literals in JavaScript (JavaScript for Beginners – Par

Lecture 3: Operators in JavaScript (JavaScript for Beginners – Part 9)

Lecture 4: Comments in JavaScript (JavaScript for Beginners – Part 10)

Lecture 5: const versus var keywords in JavaScript (JavaScript for Beginners – Part 11)

Lecture 6: Control Flow Statements in JavaScript (JavaScript for Beginners – Part 12)

Lecture 7: Conditional Statements in JavaScript – if, if else, if else if else and switch (

Lecture 8: Looping Statements in JavaScript – while, do while and for loops (JavaScript for

Lecture 9: break and continue Statements in JavaScript (JavaScript for Beginners – Part 15)

Lecture 10: Functions in JavaScript (JavaScript for Beginners – Part 16)

Lecture 11: let verus var keywords in JavScript (JavaScript for Beginners – Part 17)

Lecture 12: Declaring variables without any var keyword in JavaScript (JavaScript for Beginn

Lecture 13: Objects in JavaScript and for-in loop (JavaScript for Beginners – Part 19)

Lecture 14: Arrays in JavaScript (JavaScript for Beginners – Part 20)

Lecture 15: Type Casting in JavaScript (JavaScript for Beginners – Part 21)

Lecture 16: Dates in JavaScript (JavaScript for Beginners – Part 22)

Lecture 17: Strings in JavaScript (JavaScript for Beginners – Part 23)

Lecture 18: Classes, Objects, Class Properties, Constructors and static (JavaScript for Begi

Lecture 19: Encapsulation in JavaScript (JavaScript for Beginners – Part 25)

Lecture 20: Inheritance in JavaScript (JavaScript for Beginners – Part 26)

Lecture 21: Method Overloading not supported by JavaScript (JavaScript for Beginners – Part

Lecture 22: Polymorphism – Overriding Methods in JavaScript (JavaScript for Beginners – Part

Lecture 23: Using super keyword and super() in JavaScript (JavaScript for Beginners – Part 2

Lecture 24: Constructor Functions in JavaScript (JavaScript for Beginners – Part 30)

Lecture 25: Abstraction in JavaScript (JavaScript for Beginners – Part 31)

Lecture 26: Prototype in JavaScript (JavaScript for Beginners – Part 32)

Lecture 27: Numbers in JavaScript (JavaScript for Beginners – Part 33)

Lecture 28: Math Object in JavaScript (JavaScript for Beginners – Part 34)

Lecture 29: Sets in JavaScript (JavaScript for Beginners – Part 35)

Lecture 30: Maps in JavaScript (JavaScript for Beginners – Part 36)

Lecture 31: for of loop with Strings, Arrays, Sets and Maps (JavaScript for Beginners – Part

Lecture 32: Regular Expressesions in JavaScript (JavaScript for Beginners – Part 38)

Instructors

Arun Motoori
Software Testing Blogger & Trainer

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