JavaScript
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JavaScript

This course is for people new to web design and coding looking for an introduction to JavaScript. In this course you will discover the basics of the JavaScript language and understand how to use various functions including loops and conditional statements, arrays, scope, callback, return and anonymous functions.

Simon Sez IT
Updated Dec 08, 2024

What you'll learn

  • Learn how to run basic JavaScript programs.
  • Discover the basics of the language (syntax, strings, data types).
  • Learn how to use various functions including scope, callback, return and anonymous functions.
  • Discover using arrays, multidimensional arrays, arrays methods, and looping through arrays.
  • Discover how to organize blocks of text by working with an unordered list and ordered lists.
  • Find out to use event handlers and event listener.
  • Learn details regarding the Document Object Model (DOM), a programming interface.
Course Description

Course Overview

You will discover the basics of the JavaScript language (syntax, strings, data types), and you will understand using loops and conditional statements, and working with arrays. Additionally, this course instructs how to use various functions including scope, callback, return and anonymous functions. You will also learn details regarding the Document Object Model (DOM), a programming interface that can be accessed by JavaScript.

 

Target Audience

People new to web design and coding looking for an introduction to JavaScript

 

Learning Objectives

In this course you will:

  • Learn how to run basic JavaScript programs.
  • Discover the basics of the language (syntax, strings, data types).
  • Learn how to use various functions including scope, callback, return and anonymous functions.
  • Discover using arrays, multidimensional arrays, arrays methods, and looping through arrays.
  • Discover how to organize blocks of text by working with an unordered list and ordered lists.
  • Find out to use event handlers and event listener.
  • Learn details regarding the Document Object Model (DOM), a programming interface.