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JavaScript for Beginners, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.63, with 145 lectures, based on 8 reviews, and has 31 subscribers.

You will learn about The fundamentals of JavaScript The Primitive Data types in JavaScript Functions Working with Arrays Working with Objects Working with the Document Object Model (DOM) to manipulate content on web pages This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner JavaScript students or Beginner JavaScript students looking to learn the fundamentals of the JavaScript language It is particularly useful for Beginner JavaScript students or Beginner JavaScript students looking to learn the fundamentals of the JavaScript language.

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Summary

Title: JavaScript for Beginners

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.63

Number of Lectures: 145

Number of Published Lectures: 145

Number of Curriculum Items: 145

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 145

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

The fundamentals of JavaScript

The Primitive Data types in JavaScript

Functions

Working with Arrays

Working with Objects

Working with the Document Object Model (DOM) to manipulate content on web pages

Who Should Attend

Beginner JavaScript students

Beginner JavaScript students looking to learn the fundamentals of the JavaScript language

Target Audiences

Beginner JavaScript students

Beginner JavaScript students looking to learn the fundamentals of the JavaScript language

The JavaScript for Beginners course aims to teach students who are new to JavaScript the fundamentals of the programming language. The course is taught by Darragh O’Neill a Udemy Instructor who has has received excellent reviews on the platform and has at present a 4.7 star rating.

As someone who was once new to JavaScript too Darragh knows how hard it can be to learn the language which is why every single line of code we write will be explained clearly and concisely in this course! JavaScript can be a difficult coding language to learn but I promise by the end of this course students will be much more confident working with JavaScript! We start off by learning about variables and the primitive data types of strings, numbers, boolean etc. before working with control flow and decision making concepts such as if statements and loops. The course then teaches students how to declare and invoke functions. We will also cover other topics such as working with Arrays and Objects and of course working with the Document Object Model (the ‘DOM’).

The course also contains several mini-projects and challenges so we can apply the JavaScript syntax that we have learnt. The course has overs 13+ hours of content and by the end of this course students will be familiar with all the fundamental aspects of the JavaScript language including data types, variables, let, const var, arrays, objects, functions, manipulating the DOM and more.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: JavaScript Basics

Lecture 1: Introduction to JavaScript

Lecture 2: Visual Studio Code Text Editor

Lecture 3: Internal JavaScript

Lecture 4: External JavaScript

Lecture 5: Using the Console

Lecture 6: Comments in JavaScript

Lecture 7: Introduction to Variables

Lecture 8: Variables Part 2 – Const Keyword

Lecture 9: Introduction to Strings

Lecture 10: Template Literals

Lecture 11: Introduction to Numbers & Math Operators

Lecture 12: Math Operators Part 2 – Increment & Decrement Operators

Lecture 13: Checking if numbers are Even or Odd

Lecture 14: Order of Operation

Lecture 15: Random Numbers

Lecture 16: Creating a Dice Roll in JavaScript

Lecture 17: Boolean Values

Lecture 18: Introduction to Arrays

Lecture 19: Null & Undefined

Lecture 20: User input & Type Conversion

Lecture 21: Review of JavaScript Basics Lecture

Chapter 2: Control Flow in JavaScript

Lecture 1: Comparison Operators

Lecture 2: Comparison Operators – Loose Equality & Strict Equality

Lecture 3: Comparison Operators continued

Lecture 4: if Statements

Lecture 5: else Statements

Lecture 6: else if Statement

Lecture 7: else if Number Guessing Game Challenge

Lecture 8: Logical AND (&&) Operator

Lecture 9: Logical OR Operator

Lecture 10: Logical NOT operator

Lecture 11: Logical NOT Practice Example

Lecture 12: Ternary Operator

Lecture 13: switch Statements

Lecture 14: for loops

Lecture 15: for loops with Arrays

Lecture 16: for loops Exercise Two – Even & Odd Numbers

Lecture 17: decrementing Loops

Lecture 18: while loops

Lecture 19: while loop guessing game

Lecture 20: while loop revision

Lecture 21: while Loop Challenge

Lecture 22: do while loop

Lecture 23: for Loop Challenges – Part One

Lecture 24: for Loop Challenges – Part Two

Lecture 25: for Loop Challenges- Part Three: use for loop to iterate over an Array Backwards

Lecture 26: Block Scope – Global and Local Variables

Lecture 27: Control flow review lecture

Chapter 3: JavaScript Functions

Lecture 1: Introduction to Functions

Lecture 2: Our first Function! sayHello() Function

Lecture 3: Our second Function

Lecture 4: Creating a rollDice Function

Lecture 5: Functions with One Argument

Lecture 6: Functions with Two Arguments – Add Numbers

Lecture 7: Functions with Three Arguments

Lecture 8: The return Keyword

Lecture 9: Return Statement – Area of a Rectangle

Lecture 10: Return Statement – Area of a Circle

Lecture 11: Code Challenge – User Can Decide Area to Calculate Program

Lecture 12: Return Statement Basic Challenge

Lecture 13: Return Statement that returns boolean value

Lecture 14: Return Statement Exercise – Lending Decision

Lecture 15: Function Declarations and Function Expressions

Lecture 16: Hoisting of Function Declarations

Lecture 17: Function Challenge – Guessing Game Numbers 1-100

Lecture 18: Arrow Functions

Lecture 19: Arrow Functions Part 2

Lecture 20: Fizz Buzz Coding Challenge

Lecture 21: FizzBuzz Instructions & Hint

Lecture 22: FizzBuzz Solution

Lecture 23: Function Challenge – Flip Coin

Lecture 24: Review of functions

Chapter 4: Arrays in JavaScript

Lecture 1: Introduction to Arrays

Lecture 2: Accessing an Array & Array Iteration (String elements)

Lecture 3: Array Methods – Push

Lecture 4: Array Methods – Pop

Lecture 5: includes() method

Lecture 6: reverse() method

Lecture 7: indexOf() method

Lecture 8: concat() method

Lecture 9: Print Array Function

Lecture 10: Find Max Number Function

Lecture 11: Find Min Number Function

Lecture 12: Nested Loops

Lecture 13: 2D Arrays

Lecture 14: Iterating over a 2D Array

Lecture 15: Array Review

Chapter 5: Objects in JavaScript

Lecture 1: Object Literal Notation

Lecture 2: Accessing Object Properties Using Dot Notation

Lecture 3: Accessing Object – Practice Lecture

Lecture 4: Accessing Object Properties Using Square Bracket Notation

Lecture 5: Adding Methods to Objects

Lecture 6: the this keyword

Lecture 7: Iterating Over An Array of Objects

Lecture 8: Object Review Lecture

Instructors

Darragh ONeill
Software Developer

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