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PRDV402: Introduction to JavaScript II
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Unit 1: Working with Objects in JavaScript
1.1: More on Objects in JavaScript
Review: Using JavaScript Objects
Creating Multiple Objects with Constructors
1.2: Object-Oriented JavaScript
JavaScript Class-Based Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
Introduction to Object Prototypes
Introduction to Classes in JavaScript
Example in Action: JavaScript Object Creation
1.3: Working with Built-In Objects
Introduction to Standard Built-in Objects
What Is the Global Property Infinity?
1.4 String, Math, and Date Objects in JavaScript
How to Use Text Processing with Strings
How to Use the Number Object
Built-In Mathematical Calculations
What Is the Date Object?
Example in Action: Manipulating String Objects
Practice: Displaying the Date and Time on a Web Page
Unit 1 Assessment
Unit 1 Assessment
Unit 2: JavaScript Data Structures
2.1: Array Introduction
What Is an Array?
Different Ways to Create and Manipulate an Array
Example in Action: Learn How to Create and Manipulate Arrays
Practice: Create a Guest List with Arrays
2.2: Using Array Methods
Iterating through Arrays with forEach
Searching Arrays with indexOf and lastIndexOf
Sorting Arrays with the .sort Method
Destructuring Arrays
Example in Action: push() and pop() methods
Example in Action: Useful Array Methods in JavaScript
Practice: An Array of Grades
2.3: Introduction to Maps and Sets
What Is a Set?
What Is a Map?
Example in Action: Working with Sets
Practice: Working with Map Objects
Unit 2 Assessment
Unit 2 Assessment
Unit 3: More on Working with Functions
3.1: Comparing Types of Functions
Review: Simple Functions
Review: Function Returning a Value
Review: Anonymous Functions
How to Use Function "Constructors"
3.2: Scope and Closure
What Is Scope?
What Is Closure?
Example in Action: Function Scope
Example in Action: Function Closure
Practice: Scope, Scope Chain, and Closures
3.3: Using the "this" Keyword
What Is "this"?
Using function.call to Call a Function
Calling a Function Using function.apply
Using function.bind to Create New Functions
Examples in Action: Using "this" with Functions
Practice: Using function.call and function.apply
3.4: Nested, Recursive, and High-Order Functions
What Is a Nested Function?
Using Recursive Functions
Example in Action: Recursive Functions
Higher-Order Functions Explained
Practice: Making Circles Using Functions
Unit 3 Assessment
Unit 3 Assessment
Unit 4: DOM Interfaces and Interactive JavaScript
4.1: DOM Programming Interfaces
Node Interface
Document Interface
Element Interface
HTML Interface
EventTarget Interface
4.2: JavaScript and the DOM: Commonly Used Methods
Creating New Elements with document.createElement
Using document.append
Using element.append to Add to the Element List
Accessing Elements with document.getElementbyId
Accessing Elements by Their Name with document.getElementsbyName
Looking for Specific Elements with document.querySelector
How Is element.querySelector different than document.querySelector?
Example in Action: Modifying a Page Structure
Practice: How to Access the DOM
Unit 4 Assessment
Unit 4 Assessment
Unit 5: Introduction to Forms in JavaScript
5.1: Introduction to Web Forms
Designing a Simple Form
The <form> element
The <input> element
The <label> element
The <select> element
Example in Action: How to Structure a Web Form
Practice: Test Your Skills, Form Structure
5.2 How to Use Button and Text Elements
Using the <button> Element
Using the <text> Element
Example in Action: How To Use Buttons with JavaScript
5.3: How To Use Checkboxes and Radio Buttons
What Are Radio Buttons?
Using Checkboxes to Make Forms More Friendly
Example in Action: JavaScript Get Checkbox/Radio Button Values
5.4: Styling Custom Forms
How to Style the Easy-to-Style Widgets
Advanced Form Styling
Practice: Styling Basics
5.5: Using JavaScript for AutoCompletion
The "name" Attribute
Reasons to Use Autocomplete
Example in Action: Using JavaScript for Autocompletion
5.6: JavaScript and Form Validation
What Is Form Validation?
Why Is Form Validation Necessary?
Example in Action: Picking the Right Input Types
5.7: Final Practice Exercise
Final Practice Exercises
Unit 5 Assessment
Unit 5 Assessment
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Certificate Final Exam
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