JavaScript: Beginners Guide [2023]

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Javascript is for Everything Nowadays

Lecture 3: How to use this course

Lecture 4: If you get stuck and Erros

Chapter 2: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Setting up the Environment

Lecture 2: Your First JavaScript Project

Lecture 3: Creating a Separated JavaScript File

Lecture 4: Naming JavaScript Files

Lecture 5: Code Structure

Lecture 6: Add Extension to Speed Up Code Productivity

Chapter 3: Programming Flow

Lecture 1: Detecting Errors

Lecture 2: Case Sensitivity

Lecture 3: Commenting Code and Notes

Chapter 4: Variables

Lecture 1: Understanding var – Variables

Lecture 2: Changing Variable Values

Lecture 3: Constants

Lecture 4: Naming Variables and Constants

Lecture 5: Data Types

Chapter 5: Numbers

Lecture 1: Integers and Floating Numbers

Lecture 2: Numbers Operators

Lecture 3: Operator Precedence

Lecture 4: Checking Methods

Lecture 5: Parsing String to Numbers or Opposite

Lecture 6: NaN – Not a Number Function

Chapter 6: Strings

Lecture 1: String Literal, Function and Syntax

Lecture 2: Multiple Lines in Code Strings Using Back Ticks

Lecture 3: Strings Escape Notations – How to Write Quote in a String Variable

Lecture 4: Insert Variable or Constant in a String

Lecture 5: Checking String Methods

Chapter 7: More About Types

Lecture 1: Boolean

Lecture 2: How to Check Type of a Variable or Constant

Lecture 3: Null and Undefined

Lecture 4: Nullish Coalescing Operator

Chapter 8: Operators

Lecture 1: Comparison Operators

Lecture 2: Comparing === and ==

Lecture 3: The Ternary Operator

Lecture 4: Logical Operator

Lecture 5: Operator Precedence

Chapter 9: JavaScript Flow

Lecture 1: Conditionals: Using IF

Lecture 2: Truthy or Falsy

Lecture 3: if…else

Lecture 4: Looping with While

Lecture 5: Looping with Do … While()

Lecture 6: Looping with For

Lecture 7: Break and Continue

Lecture 8: Practical Example- Numbers Accumulator

Chapter 10: Functions in Depth

Lecture 1: Why Do We Need Functions?

Lecture 2: Practical Example – Numberse Acumulator

Lecture 3: Function Basic

Lecture 4: Function Parameters

Lecture 5: Default Parameters Values

Lecture 6: Returning a Value from Function

Lecture 7: Naming Functions

Lecture 8: Function Expressions

Lecture 9: Arrow Functions

Lecture 10: Function Closures and Scope

Lecture 11: Immediately-Invoked Function Expressions (IIFE)

Lecture 12: Functions Callbacks

Chapter 11: Objects in Depth

Lecture 1: Objects Syntax

Lecture 2: Object Properties

Lecture 3: Removing Object Properties

Lecture 4: Property and Value Existence Checking

Lecture 5: Practice – Functions and Objects

Lecture 6: Object Methods

Lecture 7: Using This

Lecture 8: Object References and Copying

Lecture 9: Shallow and Deep Object Cloning

Lecture 10: Using The Spread Operator – Merging Objects

Lecture 11: Constructor Functions

Lecture 12: Garbage Collection

Lecture 13: Math Object

Lecture 14: Date Object

Chapter 12: Arrays in Depth

Lecture 1: What is an Array?

Lecture 2: Array Syntax

Lecture 3: Multi-dimensional Arrays

Lecture 4: Adding Elements to Array

Lecture 5: Removing Array Elements

Lecture 6: Printing Array Elements Using For Loop

Lecture 7: Shallow and Deep Array Cloning

Lecture 8: The Spread Operator is Also Used for Merging Arrays

Lecture 9: Reversing and Sorting Arrays

Lecture 10: Finding Array Elements

Lecture 11: Iteration Using Array.forEach

Lecture 12: Change Array Using Array.map

Lecture 13: Exploring Array.reduce

Lecture 14: Exploring Array.some

Lecture 15: Exploring Array.every

Chapter 13: Bonus Section