AppDev JavaScript 1.8

JavaScript is the programming language of the World Wide Web, the code that makes a Web page come alive. Along with the objects exposed by a Web page’s Document Object Model (DOM), the language lets you manipulate a page dynamically and provide instant responses to user actions, with or without ongoing interactions with the Web server. JavaScript is arguably also the most widely used programming language in the world, primarily because of its use in Web browsers. The language itself is a prototype-based interpreted scripting language that has dynamic and functional characteristics, is weakly typed and supports object-oriented programming. JavaScript long ago outgrew its scripting roots to become a solid, general-purpose programming language, suitable for large-scale development. In this course you’ll learn about the origins of JavaScript and its core language features, giving you a solid foundation on which to take advantage of the many benefits of this versatile language.
In this course, you will learn:

- A brief history of JavaScript, how to use it and the lexical structure of the language
- How to use JavaScript's data types, values and variables to work with data
- How to construct expressions using the various JavaScript operators
- How statements make things happen in JavaScript applications
- Prerequisites: Intermediate knowledge or experience creating web pages using HTML. Basic knowledge of computer programming in C++, C#, or Java.

Content:
Introduction to JavaScript
What is JavaScript?
Developing and Debugging JavaScript
JavaScript Fundamentals
Values, Types and Variables
JavaScript Data Types
Special Values: Null and Undefined
Types and Methods
Expressions and Operators
Expressions in JavaScript
Expression Types
Operators
Statements: Making Things Happen
JavaScript Statements
Program Flow: Conditionals, Loops and Jumps
Other JavaScript Statements

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