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Learn to Program in Javascript: Beginner to Pro

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Learn to Program in Javascript: Beginner to Pro, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.4, with 71 lectures, 18 quizzes, based on 11926 reviews, and has 226335 subscribers.

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You will learn about understand object orientation in javascript write functional programs in javascript know some pitfalls and how to avoid them write rich internet applications (AJAX style) This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is meant for students who want to learn JavaScript from scratch or want to improve their skills if they are already familiar with the language. The course also covers how to do functional style of programming, which is a very interesting paradigm and getting popular to write robust, maintainable and bug free code. This course is not for those who consider themselves an expert in the language (people who can look at source code of frameworks like jquery/AngularJS etc. and easily understand it) It is particularly useful for This course is meant for students who want to learn JavaScript from scratch or want to improve their skills if they are already familiar with the language. The course also covers how to do functional style of programming, which is a very interesting paradigm and getting popular to write robust, maintainable and bug free code. This course is not for those who consider themselves an expert in the language (people who can look at source code of frameworks like jquery/AngularJS etc. and easily understand it).

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Summary

Title: Learn to Program in Javascript: Beginner to Pro

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 71

Number of Quizzes: 18

Number of Published Lectures: 71

Number of Published Quizzes: 18

Number of Curriculum Items: 89

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 89

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • understand object orientation in javascript
  • write functional programs in javascript
  • know some pitfalls and how to avoid them
  • write rich internet applications (AJAX style)

Who Should Attend

  • This course is meant for students who want to learn JavaScript from scratch or want to improve their skills if they are already familiar with the language. The course also covers how to do functional style of programming, which is a very interesting paradigm and getting popular to write robust, maintainable and bug free code. This course is not for those who consider themselves an expert in the language (people who can look at source code of frameworks like jquery/AngularJS etc. and easily understand it)

Target Audiences

  • This course is meant for students who want to learn JavaScript from scratch or want to improve their skills if they are already familiar with the language. The course also covers how to do functional style of programming, which is a very interesting paradigm and getting popular to write robust, maintainable and bug free code. This course is not for those who consider themselves an expert in the language (people who can look at source code of frameworks like jquery/AngularJS etc. and easily understand it)

Javascript is the language of the web. So if you want to become a web developer, Javascript is a must learn language. This is an in-depth course which teaches seemingly difficult concepts like functional programming in a easy to understand way. Along the course, we also compare Javascript with other languages like Java, so that people having some experience with a language like C, Java or C#, which are statically typed languages, can easily understand how to write good Javascript programs.

Javascript has been notorious when it comes to finding bugs in the program. This course also talks about some pitfalls in the language which should be avoided, so that you have a much easier time writing code and debugging in this language.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to Javascript

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: "Hello World" with Javascript

Lecture 3: Little History

Lecture 4: Variables

Lecture 5: Using 'REPL' style console

Lecture 6: Data Types

Lecture 7: Flavor of Javascript

Lecture 8: The String data type

Lecture 9: The Number data type

Lecture 10: The Boolean data type

Lecture 11: Comments

Lecture 12: Operators

Lecture 13: Expressions

Lecture 14: 'if-else' statement

Lecture 15: 'switch' statement

Lecture 16: The 'while' loop

Lecture 17: The 'for' loop

Lecture 18: 'break' and 'continue'

Lecture 19: Functions

Lecture 20: Variable Scope

Lecture 21: Type Conversion

Lecture 22: Javascript in a web page

Lecture 23: Using external Javascript files

Lecture 24: Assignment-1

Chapter 2: Objects & Arrays

Lecture 1: What are objects?

Lecture 2: Object properties

Lecture 3: JSON- Javascript Object Notation

Lecture 4: The ‘global’ object

Lecture 5: Arrays in Javascript

Lecture 6: Sparse Arrays

Lecture 7: Arrays as objects

Lecture 8: Length of an array

Lecture 9: Iterating over an array

Lecture 10: Deleting elements of an array

Lecture 11: Methods in an array

Lecture 12: Sorting arrays

Lecture 13: Assignment-2

Chapter 3: Functional Programming with Javascript

Lecture 1: Coverage

Lecture 2: Functional paradigm

Lecture 3: Higher Order functions

Lecture 4: Anonymous functions

Lecture 5: Nested functions

Lecture 6: Closures

Lecture 7: Closures – An example

Lecture 8: List Comprehension – filter function

Lecture 9: List Comprehension – map function

Lecture 10: List Comprehension – reduce function

Lecture 11: Accessing variable number of arguments

Lecture 12: Assignment-3

Chapter 4: Object Oriented Programming with Javascript

Lecture 1: Coverage

Lecture 2: Functions as Objects

Lecture 3: The ‘this’ keyword

Lecture 4: Constructor functions

Lecture 5: Using the ‘prototype’ property

Lecture 6: Inheritance using 'prototype'

Lecture 7: Assignment-4

Chapter 5: Miscellaneous

Lecture 1: Coverage

Lecture 2: Error handling

Lecture 3: Debugging

Lecture 4: DOM: Document Object Model

Lecture 5: A simple slideshow

Lecture 6: 'setTimeout' function

Lecture 7: Browser events

Lecture 8: Event bubbling and propagation

Lecture 9: The event object

Lecture 10: AJAX overview

Lecture 11: Using XMLHttpRequest object

Lecture 12: Using var keyword for local variables

Lecture 13: How browsers work

Lecture 14: Conclusion

Lecture 15: Assignment-5

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