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JavaScript for Beginners

The document outlines a comprehensive JavaScript course for beginners, covering topics from the introduction to JavaScript, basic syntax, control flow, functions, arrays, objects, the Document Object Model (DOM), events, error handling, asynchronous programming, APIs, and ES6+ features. It includes practical modules with hands-on projects to reinforce learning. The course aims to equip learners with the foundational skills necessary for JavaScript development.
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JavaScript for Beginners

The document outlines a comprehensive JavaScript course for beginners, covering topics from the introduction to JavaScript, basic syntax, control flow, functions, arrays, objects, the Document Object Model (DOM), events, error handling, asynchronous programming, APIs, and ES6+ features. It includes practical modules with hands-on projects to reinforce learning. The course aims to equip learners with the foundational skills necessary for JavaScript development.
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JavaScript for Beginners – Course Table of

Contents
Module 1: Introduction to JavaScript

1.1 What is JavaScript? (Client-side vs Server-side)


1.2 Setting Up the Development Environment (VS Code, Browser Console)
1.3 Linking JavaScript to HTML (Inline, Internal, External)
1.4 Understanding How Browsers Execute JavaScript
1.5 Writing Your First JavaScript Program (console.log())

Module 2: JavaScript Basics

2.1 Variables and Data Types (var, let, const)


2.2 Strings and String Methods (length, toUpperCase(), slice())
2.3 Numbers and Math Operations (+, -, *, /, %, Math object)
2.4 Boolean Values and Logical Operators (true/false, &&, ||, !)
2.5 Type Conversion and Type Checking (typeof, parseInt, parseFloat)

Module 3: Control Flow (Conditions and Loops)

3.1 If-Else Statements (if, else if, else)


3.2 Switch Case Statements
3.3 Loops (for, while, do while)
3.4 Break and Continue Statements
3.5 Using Loops with Arrays

Module 4: Functions and Scope

4.1 Declaring Functions (function, return)


4.2 Function Parameters and Arguments
4.3 Function Expressions vs Arrow Functions
4.4 Callback Functions
4.5 Understanding Scope (global, local, block)

Module 5: Working with Arrays and Objects

5.1 Introduction to Arrays (push(), pop(), shift(), unshift())


5.2 Array Methods (map(), filter(), reduce(), forEach())
5.3 Introduction to Objects (key-value pairs, dot vs bracket notation)
5.4 Object Methods (Object.keys(), Object.values())
5.5 Nested Objects and Arrays

Module 6: The Document Object Model (DOM)

6.1 What is the DOM?


6.2 Selecting Elements (getElementById(), querySelector())
6.3 Changing HTML and CSS with JavaScript
6.4 Event Listeners (click, mouseover, keydown)
6.5 Creating and Removing Elements Dynamically

Module 7: Events and User Interaction

7.1 Handling User Input (prompt(), confirm(), alert())


7.2 Form Validation with JavaScript
7.3 Event Delegation and Bubbling
7.4 Keyboard and Mouse Events

Module 8: Error Handling and Debugging

8.1 Understanding JavaScript Errors (SyntaxError, ReferenceError)


8.2 Try-Catch for Error Handling
8.3 Debugging with Browser DevTools

Module 9: Introduction to Asynchronous JavaScript

9.1 Understanding Synchronous vs Asynchronous Execution


9.2 Introduction to Callbacks
9.3 Introduction to Promises (resolve(), reject(), .then(), .catch())
9.4 Introduction to Async/Await

Module 10: Working with APIs and Fetch

10.1 What is an API?


10.2 Fetching Data from an API (fetch(), .then(), .json())
10.3 Handling API Responses and Errors
10.4 Displaying API Data Dynamically

Module 11: Introduction to ES6+ Features

11.1 Template Literals (Backticks ` `)


11.2 Destructuring Arrays and Objects
11.3 Spread and Rest Operators
11.4 Default Parameters in Functions
11.5 ES6+ Modules (import/export)

Module 12: Building a Mini Project

 Project Ideas: Interactive To-Do List, Digital Clock, Weather App


 Structuring JavaScript Code
 Implementing DOM Manipulation and Event Handling
 Fetching and Displaying Data Dynamically
 Debugging and Improving Code

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