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Introduction to JavaScript
JavaScript is a high-level, interpreted
programming language used for
creating interactive websites.
It runs on the client-side, meaning it
is executed on the user's computer
rather than the server.
JavaScript can be used to dynamically
update content, control multimedia,
animate elements, and much more.
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Key Features of JavaScript
JavaScript is lightweight and can be
integrated into any web page easily.
It supports object-oriented,
imperative, and functional
programming styles.
JavaScript is versatile and can be
used for both front-end and back-end
development.
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Data Types in JavaScript
JavaScript supports various data
types such as strings, numbers,
booleans, arrays, objects, and
functions.
It is dynamically typed, meaning
variables can hold different types of
values at different times.
JavaScript also supports type
conversion for easy manipulation of
data types.
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Control Flow in JavaScript
JavaScript uses conditional
statements like if-else and switch-
case for decision-making.
Loops such as for, while, and do-while
are used for repetitive tasks.
JavaScript also supports try-catch
blocks for error handling and
exception management.
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Functions and Scope in JavaScript
Functions in JavaScript are first-class
citizens and can be assigned to
variables, passed as arguments, and
returned from other functions.
JavaScript uses lexical scoping,
where variables declared outside a
function are accessible within the
function.
Closures in JavaScript allow functions
to retain access to variables from
their parent scope even after the
parent function has finished
executing.
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JavaScript Libraries and Frameworks
Popular JavaScript libraries like
jQuery, React, and Angular provide
pre-written code to simplify web
development tasks.
Frameworks like Node.js allow
JavaScript to be used for server-side
programming.
JavaScript's ecosystem is vast, with a
wide range of tools, libraries, and
frameworks available for different
use cases.
