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Introduction To JavaScript Course

This document outlines a beginner's course on JavaScript, covering essential topics such as variables, data types, operators, control structures, functions, and debugging. It includes practical exercises and mini-projects to reinforce learning. The course also introduces advanced concepts like DOM manipulation, events, and frameworks for further development in JavaScript.

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Introduction To JavaScript Course

This document outlines a beginner's course on JavaScript, covering essential topics such as variables, data types, operators, control structures, functions, and debugging. It includes practical exercises and mini-projects to reinforce learning. The course also introduces advanced concepts like DOM manipulation, events, and frameworks for further development in JavaScript.

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■ Introduction to JavaScript

A Beginner’s Course

Module 1: Getting Started with JavaScript


What is JavaScript?
History and evolution of JavaScript.
How JavaScript works with HTML and CSS.
Adding JavaScript to a webpage.
Running JS in browsers and developer console.

Example:
console.log('Hello World!');

Exercise: Open your browser console and print a message.

Module 2: Variables and Data Types


Variables: var, let, const.
Primitive Data Types: Strings, Numbers, Booleans, Null, Undefined.
Composite Data Types: Arrays and Objects.

Example:
let name = 'Leonard';

let colors = ['red','blue','green'];

let person = {first_name:'Leonard', age:40};

Exercise: Create an object for yourself and print details.

Module 3: Operators
Arithmetic Operators: +, -, *, /
Comparison Operators: == vs ===
Logical Operators: &&, ||, !

Example:
let a=10, b=5; console.log(a+b);

Exercise: Check if a number is >10 and <50.


Module 4: Control Structures
Loops: for, while.
Conditional Statements: if-else, else if, switch.
Examples with arrays and grading system.

Exercise: Write a program that checks if a number is even or odd.

Module 5: Functions
Defining functions and calling them.
Parameters and return values.
Arrow functions.

Example:
function greet(name){ return 'Hello ' + name; }

Exercise: Write a function that returns the average of two numbers.

Module 6: Debugging & Best Practices


Use console.log() for debugging.
Understand error messages.
Prefer let/const over var.
Use === instead of ==

Module 7: Practical Mini-Projects


BMI Calculator.
Grade Calculator.
Day Finder App.

Module 8: Next Steps in JavaScript


DOM Manipulation.
Events.
ES6+ Features.
Frameworks (React, Vue, Angular).
Backend with Node.js.

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