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Declare variables using the var keyword, assign a value, and display with console.log, while using meaningful names and avoiding reserved keywords, with camelCase, PascalCase, or snake_case.
Explore the uses of let and const in JavaScript, demonstrating variable declaration, reassignment with let, and immutability with const using live examples and console logs.
Master primitive data types in JavaScript, including string, number, boolean, undefined, and null, and learn to inspect them with console.log and type checks.
Learn to create a JavaScript object to hold user details like name, age, and hobby, and display properties using dot and bracket notation with console.log.
This lecture introduces JavaScript reference types by building and accessing arrays, demonstrates zero-based indexing and length, and reviews basic object properties and methods with console logging.
Learn the basics of JavaScript functions, including defining, calling, and using parameters and arguments. Create simple calculators that return results and log outputs to the console.
Master template literals in JavaScript to embed variables with ${}, create multi-line strings using backticks, and display dynamic messages such as 'my name is X' in console output.
Create a person object in JavaScript with name, age, married status, and a nested address (longitude and latitude), then access properties using dot and bracket notation and console log results.
Explore arithmetic operators in JavaScript through live examples, using variables and numbers to perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, exponentiation, and modulo with console.log.
Learn to use assignment operators in JavaScript, including =, +=, and ++, to update values, perform arithmetic, and display results with console.log.
Master JavaScript comparison operators by evaluating equals, not equals, greater than, less than, greater than or equal to, and less than or equal to, using price examples and console logs.
Learn to use logical operators in JavaScript to combine conditions with and, or, not; evaluate expressions like price > 5 and price < 15.
Explore the JavaScript equality operator, including equal and not equal, and compare how double equals and triple equals interact with numbers and data types.
Swap two numbers in JavaScript using a temporary variable, print before and after values with console.log, starting with 10 and 20 and ending with 20 and 10.
Explore JavaScript conditional statements using if else, else if, and switch case with live examples that categorize numbers as positive, negative, or zero.
Explore how to use switch and case statements in JavaScript to handle colors like black, white, and red, with break to control flow and console.log outputs.
Explore how to use the ternary operator to compute the maximum of two numbers and condense an if condition into one line, with console.log demonstrations.
Implement the fizz buzz exercise in JavaScript by checking divisibility by 3 and 5 with if-else and modulo, printing fizz, buzz, fizz buzz, or nothing to the console.
Explore fizz buzz with the ternary operator by building a one-line console.log that prints fizz, buzz, or nothing based on divisibility, and compare ternary with if-else.
Implement a JavaScript grading system using if-else to map numeric marks into A+ through F and invalid marks, displaying results via console.log.
Explore using multiple logical operators in a JavaScript switch statement to classify a number as positive, zero, or negative, with true-based cases and console output.
Learn how the for loop in JavaScript repeats actions via initialization, condition, and increment, with live examples; the lesson also introduces while and do while loops for printing values.
Demonstrate a while loop in JavaScript, including outside-loop initialization, condition setup, and increment or decrement, with live examples and a comparison to the for loop.
This lecture explains the do while loop, contrasts it with the while loop, and demonstrates initializing a value, looping with a condition, and printing iterations with console.log.
Explore building a JavaScript object with keys and values and printing its properties with console.log. Learn how the for-in loop iterates over keys to access values and display results.
Explore the difference between for in and for of loops in JavaScript, showing how to access keys with for in and values with for of, and how to print them.
Explore break and continue in a for loop with an index example, showing how break stops at 10 and continue skips iterations while initializing, testing the condition, and incrementing.
Explore infinite loops in JavaScript, focusing on for loops, break and continue, and how missing a condition or increment can cause endless execution that slows the browser.
Explore nested loops in JavaScript by pairing a for loop with a second inner for loop and printing combined values to illustrate how inner iterations run inside the outer loop.
Learn JavaScript string basics by examining characters, zero-based indexing, and accessing characters via dot and bracket notation; display results with console.log and explore single quotes, double quotes, and backticks.
Explore string methods in JavaScript, including charAt, toUpperCase, toLowerCase, includes, startsWith, and endsWith, with live examples of accessing characters, case conversion, and boolean checks.
Explore string methods such as search, indexOf, and lastIndexOf with live examples, learning how to find first and last occurrences and count repeated keywords.
Explore string handling in JavaScript, including converting numbers with toString, concatenating values with plus and concat, and splitting strings into tokens with split.
Learn how to use JavaScript string methods slice, substr, and substring to extract parts of a string with start and end indices (including negative indices), with practical examples.
Master escape sequences in JavaScript by using backslashes to insert new lines and display messages in the console, and learn when to use single versus double backslashes.
Explore string immutability in JavaScript, showing that you cannot modify a string in place; instead, reassign the variable with a new value and refresh to see updates.
Explore JavaScript objects, define properties such as name and hobby, and compare dot notation versus bracket notation to access property values.
Learn to add, modify, and delete properties on a JavaScript object using dot and bracket notation, update booleans, and add values like email and phone in a live example.
Explore how to create object methods in JavaScript, define a calculate function inside an object, access properties with this, and display results via console.log in live examples.
Explore how to traverse a JavaScript object, access its keys with for...in and key in, and retrieve values using Object.keys, Object.values, and bracket notation, with practical examples.
Compute the total salary from a salaries object by summing values with bracket notation and a for-in loop, using 2000, 3000, 4000, 5000, 6000 to total 20000.
Learn object destructuring in JavaScript to access nested user and book properties more cleanly than dot notation. See how to declare variables for each property and extract values directly.
Master how to clone an object in JavaScript by copying data with manual property assignment, for-in loops, bracket notation, and Object.assign, illustrated with live examples.
Explore the map object in JavaScript and its interaction with the Math object. Learn to generate random numbers and apply rounding methods, shown via console logs and practical examples.
Learn how to convert JavaScript objects to JSON format, print JSON data with console.log, and understand JSON data transfer between client and server, including creating and parsing .json files.
Explore basic JavaScript functions, including function declarations and calls, parameters, returning values, and a practical sum example using calculateSum and console.log.
Discover how to use default parameters in JavaScript functions. See a sum calculator that uses fallbacks and demonstrates overriding defaults by passing new arguments.
Discover how to write and use function expressions in JavaScript, compare them with declarations, perform arithmetic with parameters, log results, and note that expressions cannot be accessed before initialization.
Explore arrow functions by converting traditional function expressions to concise syntax, pass multiple parameters, and return results in live examples, including a two-parameter addition and a two-by-two multiplier.
Explore the rest parameter to handle a variable number of arguments in a multiply function, loop through inputs, compute the product, and display results in the console.
Master array basics by storing and displaying data in a list, accessing elements by zero-based indices, using length to count items, and console log to print results.
Learn to add elements to an array in JavaScript by using variables and constants, inserting values before, after, or at a specific index, and displaying the results with console.log.
Explore removing elements from JavaScript arrays using shift (beginning), pop (end), and delete with a specific index and count.
Explore locating primitive type elements in arrays using includes, indexOf, and lastIndexOf, with from-index parameters and console outputs to check true or false results.
Learn to declare a doctor object and its properties, then locate a specific item using the find method with a callback, and display results via console.log.
Learn to iterate arrays in JavaScript using a for loop, accessing indices with length and printing values with console.log. Explore forEach and for...of callbacks and indexing.
Learn to sort and reverse an array in JavaScript, using sort and reverse for ascending and descending order, with numbers and object examples and a custom comparator.
Explore testing array elements with the every method by filtering for positive numbers and detecting negatives through live code examples, console logs, and a simple sum demonstration.
combine two arrays using concat and the spread operator, then apply slice to extract a subarray, demonstrated with numbers and console output for validation.
Learn how the spread operator in JavaScript expands arrays, copies and clones data, and combines values, with console.log demonstrations and bracket notation examples.
Join arrays in JavaScript to display comma-separated or hyphen-separated strings, update the view accordingly, and log results to the console; use split to convert strings back into arrays.
Explore mapping an array with the map method in JavaScript, compare it to for loops, and learn how to create, transform, and print arrays of numbers and object properties.
Learn to filter an array in JavaScript by extracting odd numbers with a manual loop and with the filter method, pushing results and verifying with console.log.
Learn how to use the reduce method to sum an array of numbers, initializing the accumulator, iterating through values, and printing the total with console.log.
Explore object destructuring in JavaScript by accessing and restructuring properties such as name, longitude, and latitude. Learn to pass object data into functions and display results with console.log.
Learn to use a set to store unique elements, add and remove items, observe that duplicates are not added, check size, and iterate with a for of loop, then clear.
Explore the map data structure in JavaScript, including declaring maps, setting key-value pairs, checking keys with has, retrieving keys and values, and clearing the map.
Explore weak set and weak map in javascript, demonstrating how to declare and use them with objects, including add, has, get, and delete operations.
Explore exporting a function as a module, importing it across files, and using a default export to add two numbers, with practical live examples and setup steps.
Learn how to use padStart and padEnd to pad strings to a maximum length, and how TrimStart and TrimEnd remove leading or trailing spaces with live examples.
JavaScript is the most popular programming language for both front-end and back-end web development. Applications for JavaScript span from interactive websites to the Internet of Things, making it a great choice for beginners and experienced developers looking to learn a new programming language.
With this course, you are going to learn beyond just the basics like most online courses. You won't just learn patterns, techniques and best practices.
Most importantly, you will become a top 10% javascript developer by going beyond the superficial basics that a lot of courses cover. We are going to dive deep and come out the other end a confident advanced javascript developer. I guarantee it. Whether you are a web developer, a React, Vue.js developer (frontend developer), or a Node.js backend developer, you will benefit from this course because Javascript is at the core of these professions.
In this course, I have shared almost every topic of JavaScript with live examples. First, you will learn basic all concept then you will create a project by this exprience. I think that is the best way to learn any programming langluage.
There have so many features but I want to share some of them with you.
In this course, you will learn almost everything like
Javascript Variables and Data Types
JavaScript Operators
Conditional Statements
JavaScript Loops
String in JavaScript
JavaScript Objects
JavaScript Functions
JavaScript Arrays
ES6, ES7 and ES8 Features
Error Handlings in JavaScript
Regular Expression
Object-Oriented JavaScript
Asynchronous Functions
DOM
Web Storage API
and much more.
In this course, you will not just learn you actually doing it. Learn and apply this on a live project with me.
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Kazi Ariyan