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[UDEMY] Javascript - From Beginner to Pro-Build real world JS apps [FTU] GloDLS
10. Errors and Debugging/1.1 JS Bin files for the lecture.html
10. Errors and Debugging/1. Errors - Part 1.mp4
10. Errors and Debugging/1. Errors - Part 1.vtt
10. Errors and Debugging/2.1 JS Bin files for the lecture.html
10. Errors and Debugging/2. Errors - Part 2.mp4
10. Errors and Debugging/2. Errors - Part 2.vtt
10. Errors and Debugging/3.1 JS Bin files for the lecture.html
10. Errors and Debugging/3. Debugging.mp4
10. Errors and Debugging/3. Debugging.vtt
11. Best Practices/1.1 JS bin files for the lecture.html
11. Best Practices/1. Hoisting.mp4
11. Best Practices/1. Hoisting.vtt
11. Best Practices/2.1 JS Bin files for the lecture.html
11. Best Practices/2. Strict Mode.mp4
11. Best Practices/2. Strict Mode.vtt
11. Best Practices/3.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html
11. Best Practices/3. Style Guide & Coding Conventions.mp4
11. Best Practices/3. Style Guide & Coding Conventions.vtt
11. Best Practices/4.1 JS Bin files for the lecture.html
11. Best Practices/4. Best Practices.mp4
11. Best Practices/4. Best Practices.vtt
11. Best Practices/5.1 JS Bin files for the lecture.html
11. Best Practices/5. Common Mistakes.mp4
11. Best Practices/5. Common Mistakes.vtt
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/1. Introduction to JSON.mp4
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/1. Introduction to JSON.vtt
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/2. Characteristics, Data Types and Syntax.mp4
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/2. Characteristics, Data Types and Syntax.vtt
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/3.1 JS Bin Link.html
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/3. JSON data types in detail.mp4
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/3. JSON data types in detail.vtt
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/4.1 JS Bin link.html
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/4. JSON Objects in detail.mp4
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/4. JSON Objects in detail.vtt
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/5.1 JS Bin link.html
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/5. JSON Arrays in detail.mp4
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/5. JSON Arrays in detail.vtt
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/6. JSON vs XML.mp4
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/6. JSON vs XML.vtt
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/7.1 XMLHttpRequest Example.html
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/7.2 JSON Placeholder website.html
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/7.3 JS Bin link.html
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/7.4 JSON Lint.html
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/7. JSON Parse - How to parse any JSON object!.mp4
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/7. JSON Parse - How to parse any JSON object!.vtt
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/8.1 JS Bin link.html
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/8. JSON Stringify().mp4
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/8. JSON Stringify().vtt
13. Quiz - Let's test some of our knowledge!/1. Try to answer 30 questions in 30 minutes!.html
14. Real World Example - Slide Show/1.1 JS Bin file for the lecture - Final file.html
14. Real World Example - Slide Show/1.2 JS Bin file for the lecture - Start File.html
14. Real World Example - Slide Show/1. Slide Show.mp4
14. Real World Example - Slide Show/1. Slide Show.vtt
14. Real World Example - Slide Show/2.1 JS Bin file for the lecture - End File.html
14. Real World Example - Slide Show/2.2 JS Bin file for the lecture - Start File.html
14. Real World Example - Slide Show/2. Slide Show - Auto.mp4
14. Real World Example - Slide Show/2. Slide Show - Auto.vtt
15. Real World Example - Modal/1.1 JS Bin file for the lecture - Start File.html
15. Real World Example - Modal/1.2 JS Bin file for the lecture - End File.html
15. Real World Example - Modal/1. Modals.mp4
15. Real World Example - Modal/1. Modals.vtt
15. Real World Example - Modal/2.1 JS Bin file for the lecture - End File.html
15. Real World Example - Modal/2.2 JS Bin file for the lecture - Start File.html
15. Real World Example - Modal/2. Modal Images.mp4
15. Real World Example - Modal/2. Modal Images.vtt
16. Real World Example - Game Play/1.1 Exercise Files.zip.zip
16. Real World Example - Game Play/1. Overview of the Game.mp4
16. Real World Example - Game Play/1. Overview of the Game.vtt
16. Real World Example - Game Play/2. Get the HTML skeleton in Place!.mp4
16. Real World Example - Game Play/2. Get the HTML skeleton in Place!.vtt
16. Real World Example - Game Play/3. Let's start the game right....mp4
16. Real World Example - Game Play/3. Let's start the game right....vtt
16. Real World Example - Game Play/4. Let's mix up the things, randomize it.mp4
16. Real World Example - Game Play/4. Let's mix up the things, randomize it.vtt
16. Real World Example - Game Play/5. It's time to respond with an answer - Selection.mp4
16. Real World Example - Game Play/5. It's time to respond with an answer - Selection.vtt
16. Real World Example - Game Play/6. I Love the game - Let's Play it again!.mp4
16. Real World Example - Game Play/6. I Love the game - Let's Play it again!.vtt
16. Real World Example - Game Play/7.1 Animate.css.html
16. Real World Example - Game Play/7.2 CDNJS Link for Animate.css.html
16. Real World Example - Game Play/7. Let's make it fun - Add some Animations and wrap up!.mp4
16. Real World Example - Game Play/7. Let's make it fun - Add some Animations and wrap up!.vtt
17. A little taste of ES6/1.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html
17. A little taste of ES6/1. let and const Binding Scope.mp4
17. A little taste of ES6/1. let and const Binding Scope.vtt
17. A little taste of ES6/2.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html
17. A little taste of ES6/2. let and const Bindings in Loop.mp4
17. A little taste of ES6/2. let and const Bindings in Loop.vtt
17. A little taste of ES6/3.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html
17. A little taste of ES6/3. let and const in Global Scope.mp4
17. A little taste of ES6/3. let and const in Global Scope.vtt
17. A little taste of ES6/4. Default Parameters in Functions.mp4
17. A little taste of ES6/4. Default Parameters in Functions.vtt
17. A little taste of ES6/5. Expressions as Default Parameters in Functions.mp4
17. A little taste of ES6/5. Expressions as Default Parameters in Functions.vtt
17. A little taste of ES6/6. Rest Parameters in Functions.mp4
17. A little taste of ES6/6. Rest Parameters in Functions.vtt
18. Bonus/1. Bonus Bonus Bonus!.html
1. Introduction to Javascript/1. Welcome.mp4
1. Introduction to Javascript/1. Welcome.vtt
1. Introduction to Javascript/2.1 Sublime Text.html
1. Introduction to Javascript/2.2 index.html.html
1. Introduction to Javascript/2. Let's understand our IDE (Development Tool) - Sublime Text.mp4
1. Introduction to Javascript/2. Let's understand our IDE (Development Tool) - Sublime Text.vtt
1. Introduction to Javascript/3. Let's understand our IDE (Development Tool) - JSBIN.mp4
1. Introduction to Javascript/3. Let's understand our IDE (Development Tool) - JSBIN.vtt
1. Introduction to Javascript/4.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html
1. Introduction to Javascript/4.2 IMGUR - On and Off files source for trying your example.html
1. Introduction to Javascript/4. What can Javascript do - a preview to the super powers!.mp4
1. Introduction to Javascript/4. What can Javascript do - a preview to the super powers!.vtt
1. Introduction to Javascript/5.1 whereTo.zip.zip
1. Introduction to Javascript/5. Where to put Javascript.mp4
1. Introduction to Javascript/5. Where to put Javascript.vtt
2. Javascript Language Basics/10. Use the Multiplication () operator to display multiplication of 2 numbers.html
2. Javascript Language Basics/11. Display the difference of 10 - 5, using two variables x and y..html
2. Javascript Language Basics/12. Display the result of 10 5, using two variables x and y..html
2. Javascript Language Basics/13. Find the remainder when 15 is divided by 9, using two variables x and y..html
2. Javascript Language Basics/14. Use the += operator to add a value of 5 to the variable x..html
2. Javascript Language Basics/15. Use the -= operator to subtract a value of 5 from the variable x..html
2. Javascript Language Basics/16. Use the = operator to multiply the variable x with 5..html
2. Javascript Language Basics/17. Use the = operator to divide the variable x with 5..html
2. Javascript Language Basics/18. Use the %= operator to assign a remainder of 10 3 to the variable x..html
2. Javascript Language Basics/19. Using += operator to concatenate String.html
2. Javascript Language Basics/1. How to see the output.mp4
2. Javascript Language Basics/1. How to see the output.vtt
2. Javascript Language Basics/20.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
2. Javascript Language Basics/20. Data Types.mp4
2. Javascript Language Basics/20. Data Types.vtt
2. Javascript Language Basics/21.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
2. Javascript Language Basics/21. Functions.mp4
2. Javascript Language Basics/21. Functions.vtt
2. Javascript Language Basics/22. Call the function..html
2. Javascript Language Basics/23. Figure out what is wrong with the function - fix it and run it as it should!.html
2. Javascript Language Basics/24. Use the function to display the product of 5 5..html
2. Javascript Language Basics/25. Use the function to display Hello John..html
2. Javascript Language Basics/26. Define a function named myFunction, and make it display Hello World! in the p element..html
2. Javascript Language Basics/27.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html
2. Javascript Language Basics/27. Objects.mp4
2. Javascript Language Basics/27. Objects.vtt
2. Javascript Language Basics/28. Display John by extracting information from the person object..html
2. Javascript Language Basics/29. Add the following property and value to the person object country USA.html
2. Javascript Language Basics/2. Syntax.mp4
2. Javascript Language Basics/2. Syntax.vtt
2. Javascript Language Basics/30. Create an object called person with name = John, age = 50. Then, access the object to display John.html
2. Javascript Language Basics/31.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html
2. Javascript Language Basics/3.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html
2. Javascript Language Basics/31. Scope.mp4
2. Javascript Language Basics/31. Scope.vtt
2. Javascript Language Basics/32.1 HTML DOM Events - Full List.html
2. Javascript Language Basics/32.2 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
2. Javascript Language Basics/32. Events.mp4
2. Javascript Language Basics/32. Events.vtt
2. Javascript Language Basics/33. The p element should do something when someone clicks on it. Try to fix it!.html
2. Javascript Language Basics/34. When the button is clicked, trigger myFunction() with an event..html
2. Javascript Language Basics/3. Comments.mp4
2. Javascript Language Basics/3. Comments.vtt
2. Javascript Language Basics/4.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html
2. Javascript Language Basics/4. Statements.mp4
2. Javascript Language Basics/4. Statements.vtt
2. Javascript Language Basics/5.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html
2. Javascript Language Basics/5. Variables.mp4
2. Javascript Language Basics/5. Variables.vtt
2. Javascript Language Basics/6. Declaring (Creating) JavaScript Variables.html
2. Javascript Language Basics/7. Use a single var keyword to create three variables with the following values.html
2. Javascript Language Basics/8. Display the sum of 5 + 10, using two variables x and y..html
2. Javascript Language Basics/9.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
2. Javascript Language Basics/9.2 Bitwise_Operators.png.png
2. Javascript Language Basics/9.3 Logical_Operators.png.png
2. Javascript Language Basics/9.4 Assignment_Operators.png.png
2. Javascript Language Basics/9.5 Comparison_Operators.png.png
2. Javascript Language Basics/9.6 Arithmetic_Operators.png.png
2. Javascript Language Basics/9.7 Type_Operators.png.png
2. Javascript Language Basics/9. Operators.mp4
2. Javascript Language Basics/9. Operators.vtt
3. Data Types/10. Convert the value of txt to lower case..html
3. Data Types/11. Convert the value of txt to upper case..html
3. Data Types/1.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
3. Data Types/12. Use the concat() method to join the two strings str1 and str2..html
3. Data Types/13.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
3. Data Types/13. Numbers.mp4
3. Data Types/13. Numbers.vtt
3. Data Types/14. Create a variable called myNumber, assign the value 50 to it, and display it..html
3. Data Types/15. The value of z should be 11. Find out what's wrong and fix it..html
3. Data Types/16.1 Number Methods list.html
3. Data Types/16.2 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
3. Data Types/16. Number Methods.mp4
3. Data Types/16. Number Methods.vtt
3. Data Types/17.1 Math Object reference.html
3. Data Types/17.2 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
3. Data Types/17. Math Object.mp4
3. Data Types/17. Math Object.vtt
3. Data Types/18. Use the random() method to display a random number..html
3. Data Types/19. Fix the code to display the number with the highest value..html
3. Data Types/1. Strings.mp4
3. Data Types/1. Strings.vtt
3. Data Types/20. Round 7.3 to the nearest integer, and display it..html
3. Data Types/21. Display the square root of 9..html
3. Data Types/22.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
3. Data Types/22. Math.random().mp4
3. Data Types/22. Math.random().vtt
3. Data Types/23.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
3. Data Types/23. Dates.mp4
3. Data Types/23. Dates.vtt
3. Data Types/24. Create a Date object to display the date and time for 1st January, 2017..html
3. Data Types/25.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
3. Data Types/25. Date Formats.mp4
3. Data Types/25. Date Formats.vtt
3. Data Types/26.1 JS Bin File For the lecture.html
3. Data Types/26.2 Date Methods.html
3. Data Types/26. Date Methods.mp4
3. Data Types/26. Date Methods.vtt
3. Data Types/27.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
3. Data Types/27. Arrays.mp4
3. Data Types/27. Arrays.vtt
3. Data Types/28. Create an array named cars, assign the values Saab, Volvo and BMW to it, and display it..html
3. Data Types/29. Display the Volvo item of the cars array..html
3. Data Types/2. Assign the string Hello World! to the variable txt..html
3. Data Types/30. Change the first item of cars to Opel by referring to the index number,and display the whole array.html
3. Data Types/31. Use the length property to display the number of array items in cars..html
3. Data Types/32. Use the length property to add a new item to cars Mercedes..html
3. Data Types/33.1 Array Methods.html
3. Data Types/33.2 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
3. Data Types/33. Array Methods.mp4
3. Data Types/33. Array Methods.vtt
3. Data Types/34. Use the pop() method to remove the last item from the fruits array..html
3. Data Types/35. Use the push() method to add a new item to fruits Kiwi..html
3. Data Types/36. Use the splice() method to remove Orange and Apple from fruits..html
3. Data Types/37. Use the concat() method to concatenate girls and boys..html
3. Data Types/38.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
3. Data Types/38. Sorting Arrays.mp4
3. Data Types/38. Sorting Arrays.vtt
3. Data Types/39. Use the sort() method to sort the array alphabetically..html
3. Data Types/3. Use the length property to display the length of the txt variable's value..html
3. Data Types/40.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
3. Data Types/40.2 Boolean Properties and Methods Reference.html
3. Data Types/40. Booleans.mp4
3. Data Types/40. Booleans.vtt
3. Data Types/4. The string below is broken - use escape characters to display the text correctly..html
3. Data Types/5.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
3. Data Types/5.2 String Methods.html
3. Data Types/5. String Methods - Part 1.mp4
3. Data Types/5. String Methods - Part 1.vtt
3. Data Types/6.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
3. Data Types/6. String Methods - Part 2.mp4
3. Data Types/6. String Methods - Part 2.vtt
3. Data Types/7. Display the position of the first occurrence of World in the variable txt..html
3. Data Types/8. Use the slice() method to display only Banana,Kiwi..html
3. Data Types/9. Use the replace() method to replace World with Universe..html
4. Objects/1.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
4. Objects/1. Objects and the 'this' keyword.mp4
4. Objects/1. Objects and the 'this' keyword.vtt
4. Objects/2.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
4. Objects/2. Object Property.mp4
4. Objects/2. Object Property.vtt
4. Objects/3. Object Methods.mp4
4. Objects/3. Object Methods.vtt
4. Objects/4.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html
4. Objects/4. Object Prototype.mp4
4. Objects/4. Object Prototype.vtt
4. Objects/5.1 JSBin file for the lecture.html
4. Objects/5. Response to Question Pass by Value vs Pass by Reference.mp4
4. Objects/5. Response to Question Pass by Value vs Pass by Reference.vtt
5. Comparison & Logical Operators/1.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
5. Comparison & Logical Operators/1. Comparison Operators.mp4
5. Comparison & Logical Operators/1. Comparison Operators.vtt
5. Comparison & Logical Operators/2. Choose the correct comparison operator to display true, when 5 is less than 7..html
5. Comparison & Logical Operators/3. Choose the correct comparison operator to display true, when 10 is greater than 7..html
5. Comparison & Logical Operators/4. Choose the correct comparison operator to display true, when 10 is equal to 10..html
5. Comparison & Logical Operators/5. Choose the correct comparison operator to display true, when 10 is NOT equal to 8..html
5. Comparison & Logical Operators/6.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html
5. Comparison & Logical Operators/6. Logical Operators.mp4
5. Comparison & Logical Operators/6. Logical Operators.vtt
6. Conditional Statements/10. Switch - The switch statement is missing a default case..html
6. Conditional Statements/1.1 JS Bin files for the lecture.html
6. Conditional Statements/11. Switch - The switch statement does not work. Try to fix it..html
6. Conditional Statements/1. If...Else Statements.mp4
6. Conditional Statements/1. If...Else Statements.vtt
6. Conditional Statements/2. Use the if statement to output some text if 5 is greater than 2..html
6. Conditional Statements/3. 1. Write an if statement with the following condition 10 is greater than 5. 2..html
6. Conditional Statements/4. Change the value of the variable firstName to make the if statement run..html
6. Conditional Statements/5. Add an else statement to display You're not John!..html
6. Conditional Statements/6. Write an ifelse statement with the following condition.html
6. Conditional Statements/7. The ifelse statement does not work. Try to fix it..html
6. Conditional Statements/8.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
6. Conditional Statements/8. Switch Statement.mp4
6. Conditional Statements/8. Switch Statement.vtt
6. Conditional Statements/9. Switch - The switch statement is missing a case for Apple..html
7. Loops/10. While Loop - Make the loop start counting from 5 instead of 0.html
7. Loops/1.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html
7. Loops/11. Make the loop start counting from 5. Count up to (including) 50, and count only every fifth number..html
7. Loops/12. While Loop - Make the loop start counting downwards from 10 and stop at 1..html
7. Loops/13. DoWhile - The dowhile loop should output 0 1 2 3 4. Try to fix it!.html
7. Loops/14.1 JS Bin files for the lecture.html
7. Loops/14. Break and Continue.mp4
7. Loops/14. Break and Continue.vtt
7. Loops/1. For Loop.mp4
7. Loops/1. For Loop.vtt
7. Loops/2. For Loop - In the for loop, change num1 to 0 and num2 to 10 and run the code..html
7. Loops/3. For Loop - Make the loop start counting from 5 instead of 0.html
7. Loops/4. Make the loop start counting from 5. Count up to (including) 50, and count only every fifth number..html
7. Loops/5. For loop - Make the loop start counting downwards from 10 and stop at 1..html
7. Loops/6. For Loop - Inside the for loop!.html
7. Loops/7. For Loop - In this exercise, you are going to create a for loop from scratch.html
7. Loops/8.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
7. Loops/8. While Loop.mp4
7. Loops/8. While Loop.vtt
7. Loops/9. While Loop - Inside the script element; change num1 to 0 and num2 to 10 and run the code..html
8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/10. Use the HTML DOM to hide the p element..html
8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/11.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html
8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/11. DOM Events.mp4
8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/11. DOM Events.vtt
8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/12.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html
8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/12. DOM - Event Listeners.mp4
8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/12. DOM - Event Listeners.vtt
8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/1. DOM - Overview.mp4
8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/1. DOM - Overview.vtt
8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/2.1 JS bin file for the lecture.html
8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/2.2 DOM Methods and Properties.html
8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/2. DOM - Properties and Methods.mp4
8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/2. DOM - Properties and Methods.vtt
8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/3.1 JS Bin file for this lecture.html
8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/3. DOM Elements.mp4
8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/3. DOM Elements.vtt
8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/4.1 JS Bin file for the CSS part.html
8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/4.2 JS Bin file for the Animation part.html
8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/4. DOM - CSS and Animation.mp4
8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/4. DOM - CSS and Animation.vtt
8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/5. Use the innerHTML property to change the content of the p element to New text!..html
8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/6. Use the HTML DOM to set the text color of p to red..html
8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/7. Use the HTML DOM to add a yellow background color to p..html
8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/8. Use the HTML DOM to center-align the text of p..html
8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/9. Use the HTML DOM to change the text size of p to 40 pixels..html
9. Type Conversion & Regular Expressions/1.1 JS Bin files for the lecture.html
9. Type Conversion & Regular Expressions/1. Type Conversion - Part 1.mp4
9. Type Conversion & Regular Expressions/1. Type Conversion - Part 1.vtt
9. Type Conversion & Regular Expressions/2.1 JS Bin files for the lecture.html
9. Type Conversion & Regular Expressions/2.2 Type Conversion.html
9. Type Conversion & Regular Expressions/2. Type Conversion - Part 2.mp4
9. Type Conversion & Regular Expressions/2. Type Conversion - Part 2.vtt
9. Type Conversion & Regular Expressions/3.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html
9. Type Conversion & Regular Expressions/3. Regular Expressions.mp4
9. Type Conversion & Regular Expressions/3. Regular Expressions.vtt
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10. Errors and Debugging/1.1 JS Bin files for the lecture.html
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10. Errors and Debugging/1. Errors - Part 1.mp4
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10. Errors and Debugging/1. Errors - Part 1.vtt
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10. Errors and Debugging/2.1 JS Bin files for the lecture.html
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10. Errors and Debugging/2. Errors - Part 2.mp4
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10. Errors and Debugging/3.1 JS Bin files for the lecture.html
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10. Errors and Debugging/3. Debugging.mp4
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10. Errors and Debugging/3. Debugging.vtt
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11. Best Practices/1.1 JS bin files for the lecture.html
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11. Best Practices/1. Hoisting.mp4
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11. Best Practices/1. Hoisting.vtt
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11. Best Practices/2.1 JS Bin files for the lecture.html
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11. Best Practices/2. Strict Mode.mp4
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11. Best Practices/2. Strict Mode.vtt
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11. Best Practices/3.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html
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11. Best Practices/3. Style Guide & Coding Conventions.mp4
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11. Best Practices/3. Style Guide & Coding Conventions.vtt
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11. Best Practices/4.1 JS Bin files for the lecture.html
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11. Best Practices/4. Best Practices.mp4
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11. Best Practices/5.1 JS Bin files for the lecture.html
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11. Best Practices/5. Common Mistakes.mp4
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11. Best Practices/5. Common Mistakes.vtt
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12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/1. Introduction to JSON.mp4
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12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/1. Introduction to JSON.vtt
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12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/2. Characteristics, Data Types and Syntax.mp4
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12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/3.1 JS Bin Link.html
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12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/3. JSON data types in detail.mp4
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12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/4.1 JS Bin link.html
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12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/4. JSON Objects in detail.mp4
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12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/5.1 JS Bin link.html
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12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/5. JSON Arrays in detail.mp4
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13. Quiz - Let's test some of our knowledge!/1. Try to answer 30 questions in 30 minutes!.html
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14. Real World Example - Slide Show/1.1 JS Bin file for the lecture - Final file.html
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15. Real World Example - Modal/2. Modal Images.mp4
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16. Real World Example - Game Play/6. I Love the game - Let's Play it again!.mp4
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16. Real World Example - Game Play/7. Let's make it fun - Add some Animations and wrap up!.mp4
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17. A little taste of ES6/1.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html
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18. Bonus/1. Bonus Bonus Bonus!.html
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1. Introduction to Javascript/1. Welcome.mp4
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1. Introduction to Javascript/2.1 Sublime Text.html
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1. Introduction to Javascript/4.2 IMGUR - On and Off files source for trying your example.html
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1. Introduction to Javascript/4. What can Javascript do - a preview to the super powers!.mp4
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2. Javascript Language Basics/11. Display the difference of 10 - 5, using two variables x and y..html
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2. Javascript Language Basics/12. Display the result of 10 5, using two variables x and y..html
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2. Javascript Language Basics/1. How to see the output.mp4
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2. Javascript Language Basics/20. Data Types.mp4
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2. Javascript Language Basics/21.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
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2. Javascript Language Basics/21. Functions.mp4
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2. Javascript Language Basics/22. Call the function..html
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2. Javascript Language Basics/23. Figure out what is wrong with the function - fix it and run it as it should!.html
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2. Javascript Language Basics/24. Use the function to display the product of 5 5..html
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2. Javascript Language Basics/25. Use the function to display Hello John..html
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2. Javascript Language Basics/26. Define a function named myFunction, and make it display Hello World! in the p element..html
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2. Javascript Language Basics/27.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html
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2. Javascript Language Basics/27. Objects.mp4
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2. Javascript Language Basics/28. Display John by extracting information from the person object..html
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2. Javascript Language Basics/29. Add the following property and value to the person object country USA.html
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2. Javascript Language Basics/2. Syntax.mp4
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2. Javascript Language Basics/30. Create an object called person with name = John, age = 50. Then, access the object to display John.html
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2. Javascript Language Basics/31.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html
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2. Javascript Language Basics/31. Scope.mp4
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2. Javascript Language Basics/32.1 HTML DOM Events - Full List.html
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2. Javascript Language Basics/32. Events.mp4
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2. Javascript Language Basics/33. The p element should do something when someone clicks on it. Try to fix it!.html
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2. Javascript Language Basics/34. When the button is clicked, trigger myFunction() with an event..html
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2. Javascript Language Basics/3. Comments.mp4
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2. Javascript Language Basics/5. Variables.mp4
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2. Javascript Language Basics/6. Declaring (Creating) JavaScript Variables.html
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2. Javascript Language Basics/7. Use a single var keyword to create three variables with the following values.html
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2. Javascript Language Basics/8. Display the sum of 5 + 10, using two variables x and y..html
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2. Javascript Language Basics/9.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
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3. Data Types/10. Convert the value of txt to lower case..html
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3. Data Types/11. Convert the value of txt to upper case..html
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3. Data Types/1.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
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3. Data Types/12. Use the concat() method to join the two strings str1 and str2..html
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3. Data Types/13.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
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3. Data Types/13. Numbers.mp4
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3. Data Types/14. Create a variable called myNumber, assign the value 50 to it, and display it..html
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3. Data Types/15. The value of z should be 11. Find out what's wrong and fix it..html
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3. Data Types/16.1 Number Methods list.html
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3. Data Types/17.1 Math Object reference.html
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3. Data Types/18. Use the random() method to display a random number..html
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3. Data Types/1. Strings.mp4
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3. Data Types/20. Round 7.3 to the nearest integer, and display it..html
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3. Data Types/21. Display the square root of 9..html
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3. Data Types/22. Math.random().mp4
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3. Data Types/23. Dates.mp4
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3. Data Types/24. Create a Date object to display the date and time for 1st January, 2017..html
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3. Data Types/25.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
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3. Data Types/25. Date Formats.mp4
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3. Data Types/26.2 Date Methods.html
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3. Data Types/26. Date Methods.mp4
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3. Data Types/27. Arrays.mp4
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3. Data Types/28. Create an array named cars, assign the values Saab, Volvo and BMW to it, and display it..html
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3. Data Types/29. Display the Volvo item of the cars array..html
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3. Data Types/2. Assign the string Hello World! to the variable txt..html
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3. Data Types/30. Change the first item of cars to Opel by referring to the index number,and display the whole array.html
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3. Data Types/31. Use the length property to display the number of array items in cars..html
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3. Data Types/32. Use the length property to add a new item to cars Mercedes..html
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3. Data Types/33.1 Array Methods.html
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3. Data Types/33. Array Methods.mp4
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3. Data Types/34. Use the pop() method to remove the last item from the fruits array..html
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3. Data Types/35. Use the push() method to add a new item to fruits Kiwi..html
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3. Data Types/36. Use the splice() method to remove Orange and Apple from fruits..html
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3. Data Types/37. Use the concat() method to concatenate girls and boys..html
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3. Data Types/38.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
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3. Data Types/38. Sorting Arrays.mp4
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3. Data Types/39. Use the sort() method to sort the array alphabetically..html
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3. Data Types/3. Use the length property to display the length of the txt variable's value..html
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3. Data Types/40.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
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3. Data Types/40.2 Boolean Properties and Methods Reference.html
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3. Data Types/40. Booleans.mp4
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3. Data Types/4. The string below is broken - use escape characters to display the text correctly..html
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3. Data Types/5.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
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3. Data Types/5.2 String Methods.html
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3. Data Types/5. String Methods - Part 1.mp4
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3. Data Types/7. Display the position of the first occurrence of World in the variable txt..html
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3. Data Types/8. Use the slice() method to display only Banana,Kiwi..html
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3. Data Types/9. Use the replace() method to replace World with Universe..html
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4. Objects/1.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
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4. Objects/1. Objects and the 'this' keyword.mp4
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4. Objects/2. Object Property.mp4
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4. Objects/4. Object Prototype.mp4
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4. Objects/5.1 JSBin file for the lecture.html
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4. Objects/5. Response to Question Pass by Value vs Pass by Reference.mp4
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5. Comparison & Logical Operators/1.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
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5. Comparison & Logical Operators/1. Comparison Operators.mp4
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5. Comparison & Logical Operators/2. Choose the correct comparison operator to display true, when 5 is less than 7..html
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5. Comparison & Logical Operators/3. Choose the correct comparison operator to display true, when 10 is greater than 7..html
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5. Comparison & Logical Operators/4. Choose the correct comparison operator to display true, when 10 is equal to 10..html
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5. Comparison & Logical Operators/5. Choose the correct comparison operator to display true, when 10 is NOT equal to 8..html
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5. Comparison & Logical Operators/6.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html
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5. Comparison & Logical Operators/6. Logical Operators.mp4
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6. Conditional Statements/10. Switch - The switch statement is missing a default case..html
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6. Conditional Statements/1.1 JS Bin files for the lecture.html
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6. Conditional Statements/11. Switch - The switch statement does not work. Try to fix it..html
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6. Conditional Statements/1. If...Else Statements.mp4
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6. Conditional Statements/2. Use the if statement to output some text if 5 is greater than 2..html
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6. Conditional Statements/3. 1. Write an if statement with the following condition 10 is greater than 5. 2..html
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6. Conditional Statements/4. Change the value of the variable firstName to make the if statement run..html
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6. Conditional Statements/5. Add an else statement to display You're not John!..html
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6. Conditional Statements/6. Write an ifelse statement with the following condition.html
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6. Conditional Statements/7. The ifelse statement does not work. Try to fix it..html
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6. Conditional Statements/8.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
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6. Conditional Statements/8. Switch Statement.mp4
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6. Conditional Statements/9. Switch - The switch statement is missing a case for Apple..html
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7. Loops/10. While Loop - Make the loop start counting from 5 instead of 0.html
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7. Loops/1.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html
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7. Loops/11. Make the loop start counting from 5. Count up to (including) 50, and count only every fifth number..html
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7. Loops/12. While Loop - Make the loop start counting downwards from 10 and stop at 1..html
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7. Loops/13. DoWhile - The dowhile loop should output 0 1 2 3 4. Try to fix it!.html
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7. Loops/14.1 JS Bin files for the lecture.html
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7. Loops/14. Break and Continue.mp4
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7. Loops/1. For Loop.mp4
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7. Loops/2. For Loop - In the for loop, change num1 to 0 and num2 to 10 and run the code..html
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7. Loops/3. For Loop - Make the loop start counting from 5 instead of 0.html
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7. Loops/4. Make the loop start counting from 5. Count up to (including) 50, and count only every fifth number..html
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7. Loops/5. For loop - Make the loop start counting downwards from 10 and stop at 1..html
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7. Loops/6. For Loop - Inside the for loop!.html
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7. Loops/7. For Loop - In this exercise, you are going to create a for loop from scratch.html
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7. Loops/8.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html
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7. Loops/8. While Loop.mp4
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7. Loops/9. While Loop - Inside the script element; change num1 to 0 and num2 to 10 and run the code..html
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8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/10. Use the HTML DOM to hide the p element..html
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8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/11.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html
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8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/11. DOM Events.mp4
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8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/12.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html
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8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/12. DOM - Event Listeners.mp4
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8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/1. DOM - Overview.mp4
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8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/2.1 JS bin file for the lecture.html
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8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/2.2 DOM Methods and Properties.html
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8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/2. DOM - Properties and Methods.mp4
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8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/3.1 JS Bin file for this lecture.html
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8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/3. DOM Elements.mp4
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8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/4.1 JS Bin file for the CSS part.html
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8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/4.2 JS Bin file for the Animation part.html
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8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/4. DOM - CSS and Animation.mp4
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8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/5. Use the innerHTML property to change the content of the p element to New text!..html
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8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/6. Use the HTML DOM to set the text color of p to red..html
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8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/7. Use the HTML DOM to add a yellow background color to p..html
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8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/8. Use the HTML DOM to center-align the text of p..html
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8. Understanding the DOM - Document Object Model/9. Use the HTML DOM to change the text size of p to 40 pixels..html
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9. Type Conversion & Regular Expressions/1.1 JS Bin files for the lecture.html
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9. Type Conversion & Regular Expressions/1. Type Conversion - Part 1.mp4
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Description:
Master JavaScript with the most complete JavaScript course on market! 1st step to learn JS - React, Angular or Vue JS
Created by: Abhay Talreja
Last updated: 9/2017
Language: English
Caption (CC): Included
Torrent Contains: 348 Files, 18 Folders
Course Source: https://www.udemy.com/javascript-from-beginner-to-pro-best-course/
What you'll learn
• You will go all the way from JavaScript beginner to advanced JavaScript developer.
• You will gain a deep and true understanding of how JavaScript works behind the scenes.
• You will be able to debug your code and understand other developer's code.
• You will understand and use complex features like the 'this' keyword, function constructors, prototype, inheritance, first-class functions, closures, and more.
• You will learn how to organize and structure your code using modules and functions. Because coding is not just writing code, it's also thinking about your code!
• Take the w3 Schools, Upwork or Freelancer Javascript certification
Requirements
• No coding experience is needed to take this course! We will start from the basics
• All you need to get started with JavaScript is a computer, a browser (most of the exercises are on JSBIN) and a text editor. We will set these up in the course.
• A basic understanding of HTML and CSS is a plus, but it's not a must!
• Also, wherever there is anything related to HTML/CSS, We will cover needed details in those sections. If you still have a question,you can ask it in the Q&A section.
Description
*** Brand New Course Updated in Septemper 2017 ***
*** More than 38,000 students. Students from over 167 countries. 5 star ratings and you can see what other students have to say in the review section. Stop Thinking! Take the course Now! ***
Very thorough lectures on the basics of Javascript. The instructor is very knowledgable on this subject and is quick to respond to any questions asked. A great place to start if you are new to the world of Javascript.
-- Jason Arnold
Enjoyed the course very much. The coding exercises were great. Having exercises to work on and figure out makes learning so much more interesting. The lectures were excellent and the lecture materials were very helpful. The instructor was responsive in the Q&A and all the course material worked like a charm. I would definitely take another course by this instructor. Thanks for a great experience.
-- Leann Ukena
Ace JavaScript with the most entire JavaScript course available!
Would you like to learn the number #1 programming dialect that powers the web?
Is it accurate to say that you are sick of squandering your time and cash on irregular youtube videos or JavaScript courses that are either excessively basic, or excessively troublesome, making it impossible, making it impossible to take after?
On the other hand do you battle to profoundly comprehend and utilize JavaScript in genuine projects?
In the event that your answer is a major YES... At that point this is precisely the course you are searching for!
Keep in mind -
There is no development without reiteration!
So what is the Javascript - From Beginner to Pro course about?
This is a really total JavaScript course, that goes route past what other JavaScript courses out there show you.
I will take you from an entire JavaScript amateur to a propelled developer. You won't simply learn the JavaScript dialect itself, you will likewise learn how to program. The most effective method to take care of issues. Step by step instructions to structure and sort out code utilizing basic JavaScript designs.
Accompanied me on a trip with the objective of genuinely comprehension the JavaScript dialect. What's more, I clarify everything in transit with awesome detail!
You will learn "why" something works in JavaScript, not simply "how". Since in the present day JavaScript universe of today, you require more than simply knowing how something functions. You have to troubleshoot code, you have to comprehend code, you should have the capacity to consider code.
Thus, before the end of the course, you will be a fit JavaScript developer, ready to compose, comprehend and investigate JavaScript code utilizing all the capable components the dialect offers to us.
Here is precisely what we cover in this Javascript - From Beginner to Pro course:
• All the JavaScript and programming basics: things like factors, information sorts, boolean rationale, if/else proclamations, circles, capacities, objects, exhibits, and that's just the beginning.
• Everything you have to know keeping in mind the end goal to pick up a profound comprehension of how JavaScript functions off camera: execution settings, lifting, checking, the "this" catchphrase, and then some.
• How to make JavaScript code associate with webpages: DOM control. Learn how to choose and change webpage components, make new components and handle DOM occasions.
• Complex JavaScript components, for example, work constructors, prototypal legacy, top notch capacities, terminations, the predicament and apply strategies, and then some.
• Learn how to sort out and structure your code utilizing modules and capacities, how to make information security and epitome, and why that is so critical.
• What's new in the most cutting edge variant of JavaScript: new components of ES6/ES2015.
We should now see whether this course is for you. It's a flawless fit if...
Understudy #1: You need to pick up a profound comprehension of the most well known programming dialect on the planet: JavaScript.
Understudy #2: You have taken other JavaScript courses yet: 1) still don't generally comprehend JavaScript, or 2) still don't feel certain to code genuine applications. This course is ideal for you!
Understudy #3: You are keen on utilizing famous libraries/systems like React/React-Native, Angular or Node.js.
Understudy #4: You need to begin with programming by and large: JavaScript is an incredible dialect to learn how to code.
Presently it's your swing to choose. This is the thing that you get:
• Lifetime access to my HD quality videos. No month to month membership. Learn at your own particular pace, at whatever point you need.
• All videos are downloadable. Learn wherever you need, even without a web association!
• Downloadable starter code and last code for every segment.
• My own support in the course Q&A.
Sounds extraordinary? At that point begin learning today by tapping the "Take this course" catch at this moment, and go along with me in the main JavaScript course that you will ever require!
What are the prerequisites?
No coding knowledge is important to take this course! I take you from novice to master!
All you have to begin with JavaScript is a PC, a program (the vast majority of the illustrations are on JSBIN) and a content tool. We will set these up in the course.
An essential comprehension of HTML and CSS is an or more, yet it's not an unquestionable requirement!
What am I going to get from this Javascript - From Beginner to Pro course?
Lifetime access to my HD quality videos. No month to month membership. Learn at your own particular pace, at whatever point you need.
You will go the distance from JavaScript learner to cutting edge JavaScript developer.
You will pick up a profound and genuine comprehension of how JavaScript functions in the background.
You will have the capacity to investigate your code and comprehend other developer's code.
You will comprehend and utilize complex components like the "this" catchphrase, work constructors, prototypal legacy, top of the line capacities, terminations, and the sky is the limit from there.
You will learn how to arrange and structure your code utilizing modules and capacities. Since coding is not simply composing code, it's additionally contemplating your code!
You will get comfortable with the new components of ES6/ES2015.
You will get my own support in the Q&A.
What is the intended interest group?
You ought to take this course now on the off chance that you need to pick up a profound comprehension of the most prominent programming dialect on the planet: JavaScript.
You ought to take this course now in the event that you have taken other JavaScript courses however: 1) still don't generally comprehend JavaScript, or 2) still don't feel certain to code true applications. This course is ideal for you!
You ought to take this course now in case you're keen on utilizing mainstream libraries/structures like React, Angular or Node.js.
You ought to take this course now in the event that you need to begin with programming as a rule: JavaScript is an incredible dialect to learn how to code.
You ought to take this course now in the event that you need to plan for a meeting on Javascript. This course will help you get up to speed quicker than most different articles/videos you will discover on the web.
Try not to take this course in the event that you simply need to utilize JavaScript yet would prefer not to know how it really functions. Believe me, I have been there!
What are the necessities?
No coding knowledge is expected to take this course! We will begin from the nuts and bolts
All you have to begin with JavaScript is a PC, a program (the vast majority of the activities are on JSBIN) and a content tool. We will set these up in the course.
An essential comprehension of HTML and CSS is an or more, yet it's not an unquestionable requirement!
Additionally, wherever there is anything identified with HTML/CSS, We will cover required subtle elements in those areas. On the off chance that regardless you have a question,you can ask it in the Q&A segment.
What am I going to get from this Javascript - From Beginner to Pro course?
You will go the distance from JavaScript learner to cutting edge JavaScript developer.
You will pick up a profound and genuine comprehension of how JavaScript functions in the background.
You will have the capacity to investigate your code and comprehend other developer's code.
You will comprehend and utilize complex elements like the "this" watchword, work constructors, model, legacy, top of the line capacities, terminations, and that's only the tip of the iceberg.
You will learn how to arrange and structure your code utilizing modules and capacities. Since coding is not simply composing code, it's likewise considering your code!
You will get comfortable with the new components of ES6/ES2015.
Take the w3 Schools, Upwork or Freelancer Javascript affirmation
Who this course is for:
• You should take this course now if you want to gain a deep understanding of the most popular programming language in the world: JavaScript.
• You should take this course now if you have taken other JavaScript courses but: 1) still don't really understand JavaScript, or 2) still don't feel confident to code real-world apps. This course is perfect for you!
• You should take this course now if you're interested in using popular libraries/frameworks like React, Angular or Node.js.
• You should take this course now if you want to get started with programming in general: JavaScript is a great language to learn how to code.
• You should take this course now if you have to prepare for an interview on Javascript. This course will help you get up to speed faster than most other articles/videos you will find on the internet.
Master JavaScript with the most complete JavaScript course on market! 1st step to learn JS - React, Angular or Vue JS
Created by: Abhay Talreja
Last updated: 9/2017
Language: English
Caption (CC): Included
Torrent Contains: 348 Files, 18 Folders
Course Source: https://www.udemy.com/javascript-from-beginner-to-pro-best-course/
What you'll learn
• You will go all the way from JavaScript beginner to advanced JavaScript developer.
• You will gain a deep and true understanding of how JavaScript works behind the scenes.
• You will be able to debug your code and understand other developer's code.
• You will understand and use complex features like the 'this' keyword, function constructors, prototype, inheritance, first-class functions, closures, and more.
• You will learn how to organize and structure your code using modules and functions. Because coding is not just writing code, it's also thinking about your code!
• Take the w3 Schools, Upwork or Freelancer Javascript certification
Requirements
• No coding experience is needed to take this course! We will start from the basics
• All you need to get started with JavaScript is a computer, a browser (most of the exercises are on JSBIN) and a text editor. We will set these up in the course.
• A basic understanding of HTML and CSS is a plus, but it's not a must!
• Also, wherever there is anything related to HTML/CSS, We will cover needed details in those sections. If you still have a question,you can ask it in the Q&A section.
Description
*** Brand New Course Updated in Septemper 2017 ***
*** More than 38,000 students. Students from over 167 countries. 5 star ratings and you can see what other students have to say in the review section. Stop Thinking! Take the course Now! ***
Very thorough lectures on the basics of Javascript. The instructor is very knowledgable on this subject and is quick to respond to any questions asked. A great place to start if you are new to the world of Javascript.
-- Jason Arnold
Enjoyed the course very much. The coding exercises were great. Having exercises to work on and figure out makes learning so much more interesting. The lectures were excellent and the lecture materials were very helpful. The instructor was responsive in the Q&A and all the course material worked like a charm. I would definitely take another course by this instructor. Thanks for a great experience.
-- Leann Ukena
Ace JavaScript with the most entire JavaScript course available!
Would you like to learn the number #1 programming dialect that powers the web?
Is it accurate to say that you are sick of squandering your time and cash on irregular youtube videos or JavaScript courses that are either excessively basic, or excessively troublesome, making it impossible, making it impossible to take after?
On the other hand do you battle to profoundly comprehend and utilize JavaScript in genuine projects?
In the event that your answer is a major YES... At that point this is precisely the course you are searching for!
Keep in mind -
There is no development without reiteration!
So what is the Javascript - From Beginner to Pro course about?
This is a really total JavaScript course, that goes route past what other JavaScript courses out there show you.
I will take you from an entire JavaScript amateur to a propelled developer. You won't simply learn the JavaScript dialect itself, you will likewise learn how to program. The most effective method to take care of issues. Step by step instructions to structure and sort out code utilizing basic JavaScript designs.
Accompanied me on a trip with the objective of genuinely comprehension the JavaScript dialect. What's more, I clarify everything in transit with awesome detail!
You will learn "why" something works in JavaScript, not simply "how". Since in the present day JavaScript universe of today, you require more than simply knowing how something functions. You have to troubleshoot code, you have to comprehend code, you should have the capacity to consider code.
Thus, before the end of the course, you will be a fit JavaScript developer, ready to compose, comprehend and investigate JavaScript code utilizing all the capable components the dialect offers to us.
Here is precisely what we cover in this Javascript - From Beginner to Pro course:
• All the JavaScript and programming basics: things like factors, information sorts, boolean rationale, if/else proclamations, circles, capacities, objects, exhibits, and that's just the beginning.
• Everything you have to know keeping in mind the end goal to pick up a profound comprehension of how JavaScript functions off camera: execution settings, lifting, checking, the "this" catchphrase, and then some.
• How to make JavaScript code associate with webpages: DOM control. Learn how to choose and change webpage components, make new components and handle DOM occasions.
• Complex JavaScript components, for example, work constructors, prototypal legacy, top notch capacities, terminations, the predicament and apply strategies, and then some.
• Learn how to sort out and structure your code utilizing modules and capacities, how to make information security and epitome, and why that is so critical.
• What's new in the most cutting edge variant of JavaScript: new components of ES6/ES2015.
We should now see whether this course is for you. It's a flawless fit if...
Understudy #1: You need to pick up a profound comprehension of the most well known programming dialect on the planet: JavaScript.
Understudy #2: You have taken other JavaScript courses yet: 1) still don't generally comprehend JavaScript, or 2) still don't feel certain to code genuine applications. This course is ideal for you!
Understudy #3: You are keen on utilizing famous libraries/systems like React/React-Native, Angular or Node.js.
Understudy #4: You need to begin with programming by and large: JavaScript is an incredible dialect to learn how to code.
Presently it's your swing to choose. This is the thing that you get:
• Lifetime access to my HD quality videos. No month to month membership. Learn at your own particular pace, at whatever point you need.
• All videos are downloadable. Learn wherever you need, even without a web association!
• Downloadable starter code and last code for every segment.
• My own support in the course Q&A.
Sounds extraordinary? At that point begin learning today by tapping the "Take this course" catch at this moment, and go along with me in the main JavaScript course that you will ever require!
What are the prerequisites?
No coding knowledge is important to take this course! I take you from novice to master!
All you have to begin with JavaScript is a PC, a program (the vast majority of the illustrations are on JSBIN) and a content tool. We will set these up in the course.
An essential comprehension of HTML and CSS is an or more, yet it's not an unquestionable requirement!
What am I going to get from this Javascript - From Beginner to Pro course?
Lifetime access to my HD quality videos. No month to month membership. Learn at your own particular pace, at whatever point you need.
You will go the distance from JavaScript learner to cutting edge JavaScript developer.
You will pick up a profound and genuine comprehension of how JavaScript functions in the background.
You will have the capacity to investigate your code and comprehend other developer's code.
You will comprehend and utilize complex components like the "this" catchphrase, work constructors, prototypal legacy, top of the line capacities, terminations, and the sky is the limit from there.
You will learn how to arrange and structure your code utilizing modules and capacities. Since coding is not simply composing code, it's additionally contemplating your code!
You will get comfortable with the new components of ES6/ES2015.
You will get my own support in the Q&A.
What is the intended interest group?
You ought to take this course now on the off chance that you need to pick up a profound comprehension of the most prominent programming dialect on the planet: JavaScript.
You ought to take this course now in the event that you have taken other JavaScript courses however: 1) still don't generally comprehend JavaScript, or 2) still don't feel certain to code true applications. This course is ideal for you!
You ought to take this course now in case you're keen on utilizing mainstream libraries/structures like React, Angular or Node.js.
You ought to take this course now in the event that you need to begin with programming as a rule: JavaScript is an incredible dialect to learn how to code.
You ought to take this course now in the event that you need to plan for a meeting on Javascript. This course will help you get up to speed quicker than most different articles/videos you will discover on the web.
Try not to take this course in the event that you simply need to utilize JavaScript yet would prefer not to know how it really functions. Believe me, I have been there!
What are the necessities?
No coding knowledge is expected to take this course! We will begin from the nuts and bolts
All you have to begin with JavaScript is a PC, a program (the vast majority of the activities are on JSBIN) and a content tool. We will set these up in the course.
An essential comprehension of HTML and CSS is an or more, yet it's not an unquestionable requirement!
Additionally, wherever there is anything identified with HTML/CSS, We will cover required subtle elements in those areas. On the off chance that regardless you have a question,you can ask it in the Q&A segment.
What am I going to get from this Javascript - From Beginner to Pro course?
You will go the distance from JavaScript learner to cutting edge JavaScript developer.
You will pick up a profound and genuine comprehension of how JavaScript functions in the background.
You will have the capacity to investigate your code and comprehend other developer's code.
You will comprehend and utilize complex elements like the "this" watchword, work constructors, model, legacy, top of the line capacities, terminations, and that's only the tip of the iceberg.
You will learn how to arrange and structure your code utilizing modules and capacities. Since coding is not simply composing code, it's likewise considering your code!
You will get comfortable with the new components of ES6/ES2015.
Take the w3 Schools, Upwork or Freelancer Javascript affirmation
Who this course is for:
• You should take this course now if you want to gain a deep understanding of the most popular programming language in the world: JavaScript.
• You should take this course now if you have taken other JavaScript courses but: 1) still don't really understand JavaScript, or 2) still don't feel confident to code real-world apps. This course is perfect for you!
• You should take this course now if you're interested in using popular libraries/frameworks like React, Angular or Node.js.
• You should take this course now if you want to get started with programming in general: JavaScript is a great language to learn how to code.
• You should take this course now if you have to prepare for an interview on Javascript. This course will help you get up to speed faster than most other articles/videos you will find on the internet.