Concepts of programming and logical thinking using JavaScrip

Name: Concepts of programming and logical thinking using JavaScrip
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This JavaScript course for everyone! Understand JavaScript and programming languages with projects and reallife problems

Created byLamassu Academy

Last updated 1/2023

English

What you'll 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

Course content

2 sections • 102 lectures • 19h 43m total length

Introduction2:16
Practice with many exercises and examples drives progress beyond videos, helping you apply concepts to write your own code. Emphasize logical thinking and variable declarations throughout the course.

organizing and downloading vscode4:18
install vscode1:36
open project in vscode3:23
Organize your workspace by creating a programming folder, add a project subfolder, then open it in Visual Studio Code via file menu open folder or by typing cd and code .
connect html page to javascript file7:53
install extensions4:45
declare a variable9:04
data types and show info to the user14:13
examples: variables and show info to the user8:29
prompt method10:52
examples: prompt method7:11
keyword: const11:03
keyword: var3:57
comments5:51
arithmetic operators15:11
examples: arithmetic operators13:23
example: convert km to mile16:02
example: convert miles to km10:40
Convert miles to kilometers by prompting the user for miles, multiplying by 1.6, and displaying the result with alert or console, while learning step-by-step variable usage and code readability.
example: circle area10:43
example: cylinder size13:01
example: price + tax20:26
example: The sum of the digits of a number27:59
Practice a JavaScript program that prompts for a number between 100 and 999 and sums its digits using division and the remainder operation.
string concatenation10:57
comparison operators11:50
logical operators11:33
Explore JavaScript logical operators—and, or, not—using symbols &&, ||, and ! to combine two or more conditions. Learn how truth tables determine the final true or false result.
example: logical operators11:07
if statement10:02
if else statement5:16
if-else if-else statement6:33
example: if statement12:38
example: if statement8:22
example: if statement8:02
example: if statement17:31
Prompt the user for a number, convert it to a numeric type, and use an if statement to report even or odd, with not-a-number validation.
example: if statement17:32
example: if statement12:59
example: if statement12:25
example: if statement19:24
switch statement16:34
example: switch statement5:41
Map a numeric month input to its name (January, February, March, etc.) using a JavaScript switch statement, with prompt input, number conversion, and a default for out-of-range values.
example: switch statement9:09
increment and decrement10:42
while loop13:14
do-while loop5:52
for loop6:35
example: loops14:17
example: loops10:17
example: loops6:19
example: loops10:26
example: loops10:22
Learn to create a user-driven counter loop by prompting for start and end values, converting to numbers, and printing each value with while, do-while, or for.
example: loops23:08
example: loops13:40
example: loops4:06
Learn to implement do-while and for loops, using a counter and conditions to convert inches to centimetres and explore the loop body with declarations and statements.
example: loops20:35
example: loops12:07
example: loops15:59
keywords: break and continue8:43
example: loops20:29
example: loops8:31
Explain using a for loop to find numbers from 100 to 1000 divisible by five and six, applying modulo checks and printing only those numbers to the console.
example: loops11:09
example: loops21:38
example: loops13:46
declare a function using 'function' keyword10:43
decare function with parameters using 'function' keyword9:04
return keyword10:45
function expression and arrow function8:38
example: functions14:59
example: functions9:43
example: functions11:22
Explore how to declare and call JavaScript functions with function expressions and arrow functions, including parameters, returns, and console outputs for circle and rectangle area.
example: functions9:40
example: functions2:07
example: functions28:58
example: functions12:44
example: functions10:44
example: functions3:22
objects part112:59
learn that objects are collections of properties and actions, declare them with curly braces and key-value pairs, and define methods using function expressions or arrow functions.
objects part29:07
objects part34:10
objects part47:54
objects part55:44
objects part69:58
objects part76:52
Learn how getters and setters control access to object properties, using the set keyword and a single parameter to update values with this, and understand encapsulation in classes.
calsses part117:50
calsses part27:46
inheritance9:16
Math class14:21
Date and String classes14:59
arrays part16:05
arrays part214:09
arrays part315:28
arrays part413:28
arrays part519:05
arrays part65:46
arrays part718:49
arrays part815:12
arrays part928:48
Explore array methods in JavaScript, including every, some, indexOf, lastIndexOf, find, findIndex, from, keys, entries, and includes. Learn when to use each for testing, searching, and constructing arrays.
example: arrays27:55
example: arrays18:08
example: arrays1:16
example: arrays11:26
example: arrays5:26
example: arrays12:52
example: arrays13:43

Requirements

No prior coding experience needed

Description

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

Who this course is for:

this course is for everyone wants to enter the world of programming and doesn't know how to start

Concepts of programming and logical thinking using JavaScrip

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