Basic Coding in JavaScript [2019]

Basic Coding in JavaScript [2019], available at Free, has an average rating of 4.5, with 273 lectures, based on 2133 reviews, and has 92966 subscribers.

You will learn about JavaScript Basic coding/programming Problem solving skills This course is ideal for individuals who are Adults, kids, and everyone in between or Students (any age) or Aspiring programmers It is particularly useful for Adults, kids, and everyone in between or Students (any age) or Aspiring programmers.

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Title: Basic Coding in JavaScript [2019]

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 273

Number of Published Lectures: 273

Number of Curriculum Items: 273

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 273

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

JavaScript

Basic coding/programming

Problem solving skills

Who Should Attend

Adults, kids, and everyone in between

Students (any age)

Aspiring programmers

Target Audiences

Adults, kids, and everyone in between

Students (any age)

Aspiring programmers

March 17, 2019

If you want to have fun while learning how to code, keep reading. My name is Zach Freedman, I’ve been programming for almost 10 years, and I promise this course can teach you how to program so long as you speak English and have a PC/Mac with an internet connection. Coding is less about memorization and more about learning how to solve problems. I’m here to enable you to build whatever you want with your computer by teaching the basics, with some laughs thrown in along the way. Checkout some of the free lectures to see how I teach (these are longer because they’re more complete projects).

I believe people learn best by doing, as opposed to sitting in a classroom and listening to theory. I also feel it’s important to have fun, because otherwise we get distracted and quit. Here, I’ll be more of a companion sharing my information rather than a teacher forcing you to do something. There’s no homework, or tests, or grades. If you want to learn more, continue to the next lecture.

This won’t be easy, and it will be new and strange, but struggling with this material is the only way it’s learned(and remember, you’ve got me). In this course, I hand-hold early on to ensure newcomers grasp the basics, and then slowly, we’ll take off the training wheels. Together, we’ll go through applied examples of each fundamental programming concept discussed. Afterwards, I’ll allow you to solve challenges alone, providing how I?would tackle the same problem.

Topics covered include (but aren’t limited to):

– JavaScript

– problem solving and logical thinking

– asking the internet for help (Googling)

– command prompt (Windows) and terminal (Mac)

– Node and NPM basics

– printing and output

– error debugging and tracing code

– object types

– strings

– variables and constants

– loops

– conditionals

– functions

– recursion

– objects

– dictionaries, maps, or hash tables

– arrays

– numbers

– math and mathematical operations

– boolean logic

– data structures

– algorithms

– object oriented programming (OOP) or classes

Music Credits:

The song in the promo video is [No Copyright Music] Top songs Chill LoFi Hip Hop Beat in August 2018 on YouTube.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: before starting

Lecture 1: 00 watch this

Lecture 2: 01 i messed up

Chapter 2: 00 intro

Lecture 1: 00 printing

Lecture 2: 01 comments

Lecture 3: 02 variables

Lecture 4: 03 declaration and assignment

Lecture 5: 04 constants

Lecture 6: 05 code styling

Lecture 7: 06 naming conventions

Lecture 8: 07 printing multiple values

Lecture 9: 08 wrap up and overview

Chapter 3: 01 printing, comments, and variables – exercises

Lecture 1: 00 print 3 numbers

Lecture 2: 01 print 3 numbers – solution

Lecture 3: 02 print 3 numbers again

Lecture 4: 03 print 3 numbers again – solution

Lecture 5: 04 tracing code

Lecture 6: 05 tracing code – solution

Lecture 7: 06 code problems

Lecture 8: 07 code problems – solution

Chapter 4: 02 strings

Lecture 1: 00 try codepen

Lecture 2: 01 semicolons

Lecture 3: 02 what are strings

Lecture 4: 03 string length

Lecture 5: 04 character access

Lecture 6: 05 some string methods

Chapter 5: 03 strings – exercises

Lecture 1: 00 tracing concatenation

Lecture 2: 01 tracing concatenation – solution

Lecture 3: 02 trace another concatenation

Lecture 4: 03 trace another concatenation – solution

Lecture 5: 04 write me some length

Lecture 6: 05 write me some length – solution

Lecture 7: 06 fancy string thing

Lecture 8: 07 fancy string thing – solution

Lecture 9: 08 greet me

Lecture 10: 09 greet me – solution

Lecture 11: 10 character indexing

Lecture 12: 11 character indexing – solution

Chapter 6: 04 before moving on

Lecture 1: 00 1 last installation

Chapter 7: 05 windows install

Lecture 1: 00 installing node

Lecture 2: 01 using the command line

Lecture 3: 02 customizing visual studio code

Chapter 8: 06 mac install

Lecture 1: 00 mac install node and vscode

Lecture 2: 01 terminal basics

Lecture 3: 02 customize vscode

Chapter 9: 07 numbers

Lecture 1: 00 basic operations

Lecture 2: 01 more number basics

Lecture 3: 02 number exercises

Lecture 4: 03 number exercises – solutions

Lecture 5: 04 descriptive output

Lecture 6: 05 order of operations

Lecture 7: 06 template strings

Chapter 10: 08 numbers – exercises

Lecture 1: 00 math operations

Lecture 2: 01 math operations – solution

Lecture 3: 02 order of operations

Lecture 4: 03 order of operations – solution

Lecture 5: 04 length of string minus 5

Lecture 6: 05 length of string minus 5 – solution

Lecture 7: 06 even or odd

Lecture 8: 07 even or odd – solution

Lecture 9: 08 squared length index

Lecture 10: 09 squared length index – solution

Lecture 11: 10 kingdom attack

Chapter 11: 09 booleans

Lecture 1: 00 booleans

Lecture 2: 01 number comparisons

Lecture 3: 02 dragon hp

Lecture 4: 03 equality operators

Lecture 5: 04 equality operator precedence

Lecture 6: 05 fancy assignment operators

Lecture 7: 06 empty string

Lecture 8: 07 or operator

Lecture 9: 08 and operator

Lecture 10: 09 truth table

Lecture 11: 10 negation

Chapter 12: 10 boolean – exercises

Lecture 1: 00 combining and or

Lecture 2: 01 combining and or – solution

Lecture 3: 02 combining with parentheses

Lecture 4: 03 combining with parentheses – solution

Lecture 5: 04 is a string empty

Lecture 6: 05 is a string empty – solution

Lecture 7: 06 typeof

Lecture 8: 07 typeof – solution

Lecture 9: 08 is that a boolean

Lecture 10: 09 is that a boolean – solution

Lecture 11: 10 user input

Chapter 13: 11 if conditions

Lecture 1: 00 if conditions

Lecture 2: 01 simple if challenge

Lecture 3: 02 explaining ifs further

Instructors

Zach Freedman
Software Engineer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 51 votes

2 stars: 36 votes

3 stars: 262 votes

4 stars: 668 votes

5 stars: 1116 votes

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