All JavaScript Syntax in 53 Minutes – Tutorial

This is the fastest way to learn almost all of the JavaScript commands. Since this course moves quickly it may be helpful to have at least some programming experience.

00:00 Basics
03:36 Control Flow
10:14 Functions
15:30 Arrays
18:30 Array Methods
29:39 Objects
33:42 Map
35:55 Sets
40:26 String Manipulation
42:15 String Formatting
43:17 Files and Directories
49:17 Error Handling

[susibakha]

This is lit. Great video man, simplifying all people who know other programming languages' lives that don't want to navigate through:"HeRe's wHaT a VaRiAbLe Is, It'S a BoX tHaT hOlDs A vAlUe"

[parassingh]

damn this cheatsheet is very useful thank you so much for making this video, i dont have to watch those long boring videos to remind myself again about JS.

[Aleqsie]

The speed you’re going over everything with is just so right!

[qbukhari]

This video deserves a million views

Thanks

[mwesigyenicholas]

I didnot know that you have a channel that is personal Alhamdillilah.

[TheSoulfulRecipies]

Very helpful for last minute interview preparation ❤ Thanks @Beau Carnes

[Icoolsldldddddff]

Thar video helped me the most understanding JavaScript syntax and the logic behind it

[KIFAYAT]

Thank you Sir for valuable information in one shot, we are waiting for such like one shot video about python.

[iamyathz]

Damn this is the guy from the free code camp intro

[JonathanWoodall]

I’ve been programming with AI for a month now and watching this video feels like learning what colors are after practicing painting a month lol

[minditon]

at location 20:30
are you telling fruits.slice(2) only remove values of index 2?
Or it is me not understanding it right?

[jeremyhofmann]

Only takes 51 minutes longer to explain than Python syntax!

[pravinprince]

Thank you sir for the wonderful video, it is so helpful for me and my team

[andreyvoropayev]

You are incorrect at 9:45, there will be logged only 0 1 2 3 4, and never 5

[abhishekcode]

Comes react all hooks using the example used in big projects

[alpesta]

9:43 Hi, I guess the output must be "1 2 3 4". The loop ends just before printing 5. Am I wrong :) Thanks for the video. That's what I was looking for :)