The Modern JavaScript for Beginners
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If you’re new to programming and eager to turn it into a career, or if you’ve watched many videos and read lots of books, or if you already know the basics but lack confidence in hands-on coding and problem-solving, you’re in the right place. Our tutorial builds your confidence and uses JavaScript to simplify programming concepts, making it easy to handle real-world tasks.
Additionally, this course is perfect for university students who are just starting and want to better understand programming to enhance their learning in class. It’s also great for recent high school graduates who want to quickly grasp computer programming to make informed decisions about their future career paths, even if it’s not in the field of computers.
You’re also set to explore powerful frameworks like Angular, React, Vue.js, Node.js, and Meteor, all of which rely on JavaScript. Knowing JavaScript’s core language makes it easier to pick up any of these frameworks. The future of JavaScript looks promising, with plenty of job opportunities on the horizon. So, your investment in learning JavaScript can lead to a bright career path.
If you’re aiming for a career in machine learning, data science, big data, or DevOps, you’re in the right place. The tasks I’ve assigned will enhance your understanding of the subject and clarify the logic behind solving problems.
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6Hello WorldVideo lesson
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7Code StructureVideo lesson
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8Use StrictVideo lesson
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9VariablesVideo lesson
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10Use alert to show a message.Quiz
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11Creating and Modifying VariableQuiz
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12Create a script to show message using alert function.Quiz
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13Assigning Constant ValuesQuiz
Assign constant value where it is needed.
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18Basic Maths OperatorVideo lesson
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19ComparisonsVideo lesson
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20If ConditionVideo lesson
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21Logical OperatorsVideo lesson
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22Coalescing OperatorVideo lesson
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23Differentiate between postfix and prefix formsQuiz
Consider the following JavaScript code:
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24Assignment OutcomeQuiz
Consider the following JavaScript code:
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25Check your conversion skillsQuiz
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26Fix the sum operationQuiz
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27Let's do some comparisons.Quiz
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28What is the resulting output produced by the given code?Quiz
This quiz focuses on logical operators in the context of using numeric values within quotes, representing them as strings to assess whether the code executes correctly or not.
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29Inquire about the "true" identity of JavaScriptQuiz
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30Unveil the SignalQuiz
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31Transform 'if' Statement to '?'Quiz
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32?': A Substitute for 'if..else'Quiz
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33While and For loopsVideo lesson
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34Switch StatementVideo lesson
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35Convert the "switch" statement to an "if" statementQuiz
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36Transform the "if" statement into a "switch" statement while retaining its original functionality.Quiz
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37Value at the end of the loopQuiz
What value is alerted last in this code?
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38Do both loops generate identical values?Quiz
For each iteration of the loop, document the value it produces, and then assess its equivalence with the solution.
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39For Loop BehaviorQuiz
The objective of this question is to assess the understanding of loop behavior in JavaScript, specifically focusing on the differences between the postfix and prefix increment operators within a "for" loop. By presenting two code snippets—one using the postfix form (i++) and the other using the prefix form (++i)—the question aims to evaluate the ability to predict and compare the output values of these loops.
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40Display Even Numbers in the LoopQuiz
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41FunctionsVideo lesson
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42Function ExpressionVideo lesson
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43Arrow FunctionsVideo lesson
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44else condition is required or not?Quiz
Check the following function and confirm that using the else condition was necessary.
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45Refactor the Function Using Ternary Operator '?' or Logical OR '||'Quiz
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46Refactor the Syntax of the min Function to Compare a and b.Quiz
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47Refactor the syntax of the pow function, which calculates the power of a number x to the exponent n.Quiz
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48Convert to Arrow FunctionsQuiz