Concepts of programming and logical thinking using JavaScrip
Concepts of programming and logical thinking using JavaScrip, available at $22.99, has an average rating of 4.88, with 102 lectures, based on 4 reviews, and has 2003 subscribers.
You will learn about you will learn concepts of programming in Javascript you will learn how to think (logical thinking) build projects as you learn concepts to get a taste of building applications real world projects and problems look under the hood to understand how JavaScript works This course is ideal for individuals who are this course is for everyone wants to enter the world of programming and doesn't know how to start It is particularly useful for this course is for everyone wants to enter the world of programming and doesn't know how to start.
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Summary
Title: Concepts of programming and logical thinking using JavaScrip
Price: $22.99
Average Rating: 4.88
Number of Lectures: 102
Number of Published Lectures: 102
Number of Curriculum Items: 102
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 102
Original Price: $22.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- you will learn concepts of programming in Javascript
- you will learn how to think (logical thinking)
- build projects as you learn concepts to get a taste of building applications
- real world projects and problems
- look under the hood to understand how JavaScript works
Who Should Attend
- this course is for everyone wants to enter the world of programming and doesn't know how to start
Target Audiences
- this course is for everyone wants to enter the world of programming and doesn't know how to start
Hi,
I have designed this course so that the focus is on teaching you how to think logically and how to find solutions to the problems you face. In addition to explaining how programming languages work and what they consist of. The course begins with introducing you to what variables are and ends with object-oriented programming. I also tried to add as many examples and exercises as possible so that you will be able to understand how to use your knowledge to write complete programs on your own and how to make a plan to achieve that because programming is not just writing code, programming is the art of solving problems.
Because the best way to learn is by practicing and making some mistakes.
So what exactly is covered in the course?
-Build real-world projects. In these projects, you will learn how to plan and architect your applications
-Master the JavaScript fundamentals: variables, if/else, operators, boolean logic, functions, arrays, objects, loops, strings, and more
-How JavaScript works behind the scenes
-Deep dive into functions: arrow functions, first-class and higher-order functions
-Learn modern tools that are used by professional web developers
Check out the course curriculum for an even more detailed overview of the content
So If you want to become a real programmer who can write any program he wants,and solve any kind fo problems… this course is for you
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction
Lecture 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: concepts of programming and logical thinking
Lecture 1: organizing and downloading vscode
Lecture 2: install vscode
Lecture 3: open project in vscode
Lecture 4: connect html page to javascript file
Lecture 5: install extensions
Lecture 6: declare a variable
Lecture 7: data types and show info to the user
Lecture 8: examples: variables and show info to the user
Lecture 9: prompt method
Lecture 10: examples: prompt method
Lecture 11: keyword: const
Lecture 12: keyword: var
Lecture 13: comments
Lecture 14: arithmetic operators
Lecture 15: examples: arithmetic operators
Lecture 16: example: convert km to mile
Lecture 17: example: convert miles to km
Lecture 18: example: circle area
Lecture 19: example: cylinder size
Lecture 20: example: price + tax
Lecture 21: example: The sum of the digits of a number
Lecture 22: string concatenation
Lecture 23: comparison operators
Lecture 24: logical operators
Lecture 25: example: logical operators
Lecture 26: if statement
Lecture 27: if else statement
Lecture 28: if-else if-else statement
Lecture 29: example: if statement
Lecture 30: example: if statement
Lecture 31: example: if statement
Lecture 32: example: if statement
Lecture 33: example: if statement
Lecture 34: example: if statement
Lecture 35: example: if statement
Lecture 36: example: if statement
Lecture 37: switch statement
Lecture 38: example: switch statement
Lecture 39: example: switch statement
Lecture 40: increment and decrement
Lecture 41: while loop
Lecture 42: do-while loop
Lecture 43: for loop
Lecture 44: example: loops
Lecture 45: example: loops
Lecture 46: example: loops
Lecture 47: example: loops
Lecture 48: example: loops
Lecture 49: example: loops
Lecture 50: example: loops
Lecture 51: example: loops
Lecture 52: example: loops
Lecture 53: example: loops
Lecture 54: example: loops
Lecture 55: keywords: break and continue
Lecture 56: example: loops
Lecture 57: example: loops
Lecture 58: example: loops
Lecture 59: example: loops
Lecture 60: example: loops
Lecture 61: declare a function using 'function' keyword
Lecture 62: decare function with parameters using 'function' keyword
Lecture 63: return keyword
Lecture 64: function expression and arrow function
Lecture 65: example: functions
Lecture 66: example: functions
Lecture 67: example: functions
Lecture 68: example: functions
Lecture 69: example: functions
Lecture 70: example: functions
Lecture 71: example: functions
Lecture 72: example: functions
Lecture 73: example: functions
Lecture 74: objects part1
Lecture 75: objects part2
Lecture 76: objects part3
Lecture 77: objects part4
Lecture 78: objects part5
Lecture 79: objects part6
Lecture 80: objects part7
Lecture 81: calsses part1
Lecture 82: calsses part2
Lecture 83: inheritance
Lecture 84: Math class
Lecture 85: Date and String classes
Lecture 86: arrays part1
Lecture 87: arrays part2
Lecture 88: arrays part3
Lecture 89: arrays part4
Lecture 90: arrays part5
Lecture 91: arrays part6
Lecture 92: arrays part7
Lecture 93: arrays part8
Lecture 94: arrays part9
Lecture 95: example: arrays
Lecture 96: example: arrays
Lecture 97: example: arrays
Instructors
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Lamassu Academy
full stack web developer
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