Beyond the Basics of JavaScript
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About this ebook
If you want to go beyond the basics of JavaScript, this book is for you. In section one we cover some basic elements of the programming language.
- Mastering loops and conditionals
- Working with variable scope
- How to use Closures
That gets you off the ground then we move beyond to some more advanced topics.
In section two we cover more like:
- JavaScript objects and Arrays
- Type Conversion and Coercion
- Arrow Function
- Strict Equality and Targeted Inequality
- The Spread and Rest operator
We cover all of these with example code you can use. Grab this book and go deeper into JavaScriipt right now!
Tom Henricksen
Coder. Speaker. Power Skill Enabler.
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Beyond the Basics of JavaScript - Tom Henricksen
Tom Henricksen
Beyond the Basics of JavaScript
Getting deeper into the language
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Contents
I. PART ONE
1. JavaScript A Useful Tool For Tired Minds
2. Look I found these astounding benefits of JavaScript variables and values
3. First easy JavaScript function basics that are the most fascinating
4. Avoid painful mistakes with these Simplistic JavaScript Conditionals
5. JavaScript has Sizable loops that will explode your mind
6. Surprisingly Improved JavaScript Variable Scope You Need
7. Exploit JavaScript Closures More and Don’t Panic
II. PART TWO
8. Unparalleled JavaScript Objects Make You Thrilled
9. Easily Pluck Better JavaScript Arrays
10. Quick JavaScript Type Conversion and Coercion That Will Make Code Better
11. Actually, JavaScript Has Surprising And Practical Strings
12. This Is What JavaScript Numbers Opportunities Make
13. It Is Time To Spotlight the JavaScript Arrow Function
14. Valuable JavaScript Strict Equality and Targeted Inequality for the Best Outcome
15. The Truth About JavaScript Object Notation is Found
16. The Peril of JavaScript spread and Awesome Rest operator
I
Part One
1
JavaScript A Useful Tool For Tired Minds
I have a confession. JavaScript and I started badly. My first foray was for form validation. I would cuss about its existence.
As luck would have after being reintroduced to it I began to respect it. Over the years it has grown into a powerful language.
JavaScript
With its humble beginnings, JavaScript has evolved into a modern programming language. From the browser to the server it can handle almost everything. Node.js gives it a powerful framework on the server side.
Mozilla created it and here is how they define it. JavaScript is a lightweight interpreted programming language with first-class functions.
That is a mouthful!
Code
Let’s look at some basic code. It is an HTML file displaying some JavaScript. Save this code to your local machine.