JavaScript Training

Course Overview

What Is JavaScript?

JavaScript was created by Netscape employee Brendan Eich in 1995. JavaScript (JS) is a computer programming language which can interpret. JavaScript is used for client-side validation. JavaScript is the most popular scripting language in the internet and works with all browsers. Nowadays it is part of all web browsers so that client-side scripts could interact with the user, control the browser and alter the document content that was displayed. As we all know that scripting language is a lightweight programming language. JavaScript is lightweight too. JavaScript is mostly used to validate HTML forms. JavaScript helps to design more interactive HTML pages. This leads more attractive and dynamic HTML web pages.

Who can learn JavaScript?

“To become a master at any skill, it takes the total effort of you’re: heart, mind, and soul working together in tandem” Anyone with basic knowledge of HTML and English language can become expert in this JavaScript. JavaScript is very easy and widely used demanded language nowadays.

• General overview of JavaScript
  • What is Javascript,
  • JavaScript history,
  • Relation between JavaScript and ECMAScript,
  • Versions of JavaScript.
• JavaScript Core
  • Syntax, Variables, Values, Data Types
  • Syntax review,
  • Keywords and reserwed words,
  • Variable declaration,
  • Variable scope,
  • Block scope.
• Data Types
  • Primitive values,
  • Reference values,
  • Types,
  • Type convertion.
• Expressions and Operators
  • Expressions (arithmetic, relational, logical, assigment and others),
  • Operators overview.
• Control structures
  • Flow control and conditionals,
  • Loops and iteration.
  • Jumps
• Error handling
  • Throwing errors,
  • Error handling.
• Numbers
  • Number literals,
  • Number object,
  • Number methods,
  • Math object
  • Date object
  • Working with Numbers.
• Strings
  • String literals,
  • String object,
  • String methods,
  • Working with Strings.
• Arrays
  • Creating and populating Arrays,
  • Array methods,
  • Working with Arrays.
• Functions
  • Defining functions,
  • Calling functions,
  • Functions as values,
  • Arguments and parameters,
  • Function scope,
  • Closures,
  • Arrow functions.
• Indexed Collections
  • Set object type
  • Map object type
• JSON
• Iterators and generators
  • Working with Iterators
  • Working with Generators
• Modules
• Promises
  • Regular Expressions
  • Creating regular expressions,
  • RegExp object and its methods,
  • String methods for matching patterns.
• Objects
  • Creating object,
  • Properties,
  • Methods,
  • Build-in JavaScript objects.
• Prototype based Object Oriented Programming
  • Defining Constructors,
  • Prototypes,
  • Inheritance