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JavaScript Study Plan

The document outlines a comprehensive JavaScript study plan based on the 80-20 rule, emphasizing mastering core concepts in two weeks before applying knowledge through projects. It includes a structured daily routine for learning foundational and intermediate topics, along with practice exercises and mini-projects. Additionally, it suggests five projects of varying difficulty to solidify skills and offers tips for effective learning and coding practices.

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JavaScript Study Plan

The document outlines a comprehensive JavaScript study plan based on the 80-20 rule, emphasizing mastering core concepts in two weeks before applying knowledge through projects. It includes a structured daily routine for learning foundational and intermediate topics, along with practice exercises and mini-projects. Additionally, it suggests five projects of varying difficulty to solidify skills and offers tips for effective learning and coding practices.

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Comprehensive JavaScript Study Plan (80-20 Rule)

Focus on the 20% of concepts that power 80% of real-world projects. Master these fundamentals
first, then expand through projects.

Core Learning (2 Weeks)


Daily Structure:
- Morning: Study concepts (1-2 hours).
- Afternoon: Practice exercises (1-2 hours).
- Evening: Reflect, debug, and review (30 mins).

Week 1: Foundations

Day 1: Basics
Variables (let, const), data types, operators. Practice: BMI calculator.

Day 2: Control Flow


Conditionals, loops. Practice: Solve FizzBuzz, print primes.

Day 3: Functions
Function declarations, scope, arrow functions. Practice: Reverse a string.

Day 4: DOM Manipulation


querySelector, textContent, classList. Practice: Button to change background color.

Day 5: Events
Event listeners, event objects, preventDefault(). Practice: Toggle dark/light mode.

Day 6: Arrays
push, pop, map, filter. Practice: Filter even numbers or sort names.

Day 7: Review & Mini-Project


Rebuild exercises without reference. Mini-project: Counter app.

Week 2: Intermediate Concepts

Day 8: Objects
Object literals, methods, destructuring. Practice: User profile object.

Day 9: Asynchronous JS
Callbacks, promises, async/await. Practice: Fetch data from API.

Day 10: Error Handling


try/catch, debugging. Practice: Handle API errors.

Day 11: ES6+ Features


Template literals, spread/rest, modules. Practice: Refactor code.

Day 12: Local Storage


localStorage, JSON.parse(), JSON.stringify(). Practice: Save user preferences.

Day 13: Closures & Callbacks


Lexical scope, higher-order functions. Practice: Function factory.

Day 14: Final Review & Prep for Projects


Build an app using DOM, events, localStorage.

5 Projects to Apply & Expand Knowledge

To-Do List (Beginner)


DOM manipulation, event handling, array methods, local storage.

Weather App (Intermediate)


fetch(), async/await, JSON data, error handling.

Quiz Game (Intermediate+)


OOP, setInterval for timers, state management, event delegation.

Budget Tracker (Advanced)


Complex state, Chart.js, form validation, local storage.

Full-Stack Bookstore (Advanced+)


CRUD with Node.js/Express, REST API, async operations.

Tips for Success

- Code Daily: Even 30 minutes helps build muscle memory.


- Break Problems Down: Use pseudocode to plan projects.
- Embrace Debugging: Use console.log() and DevTools.
- Refactor Ruthlessly: Improve readability and efficiency.

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