Javascript tutorial for beginners Full course | javascript Full crash course for Beginners

💠💠About this Course💠💠
This course introduces the programming language JavaScript and shows the websites that include the type of interactions students will eventually be able to develop. Learners will understand the importance of how JavaScript was developed and why such history impacts the way JavaScript is currently written and in future releases.

Learners will write their first scripts, have their HTML and CSS skills assessed, create variables and arrays and assign values to them. If student’s skills are lacking, resources and recommendations are provided to improve these skills. There is ample opportunity for students to practice these first, core skills.

⭐️Course Contents⭐️
01 | Introduction
0:00​
02 | Setting Up the Development Environment 11:37​
03 | Basic JavaScript Syntax 23:51​
04 | Variables 37:14​
05 | Data Types 51:49​
06 | Type Coercion and Conversion 57:31​
07 | Expressions and Operators 01:06:24​
08 | Arrays 01:23:40​
09 | Function Declaration 01:34:53​
10 | Function Expressions 01:44:38​
11 | Decision Statements 01:56:44​
12 | Iteration Statements 02:11:29​
13 | Basics of Scope 02:23:54​
14 | Returning Functions from Functions 02:31:41​
15 | Object Literals 02:41:58​
16 | Module Pattern and Revealing Module Pattern 03:02:26​
17 | Closures 03:20:30​
18 | this Keyword 03:28:38​
19 | Destructuring 03:52:52​
20 | String Template Literals 04:00:30​
21 | Regular Expressions 04:07:22​
22 | Built-In Natives 04:17:56​
23 | Constructor Function Calls with the new Keyword 04:30:50​
24 | Objects and the Prototype Chain 04:40:20​
25 | JavaScript Classes 04:58:27​
26 | Arrow Functions 05:12:21​
27 | Truthy and Falsy Values 05:23:30​
28 | null Type 05:28:41​
29 | Date Objects 05:33:03​
30 | String Methods 05:38:53​
31 | Array Methods 05:47:42​
32 | Error Handling with Try Catch 06:00:30​
33 | Understanding the Document Object Model 06:17:34​
34 | Working with DOM Nodes 06:38:56​
35 | Course Conclusion 06:52:39

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⭐️Course Contents⭐️
01 | Introduction
0:00​​
02 | Setting Up the Development Environment 11:37​​
03 | Basic JavaScript Syntax 23:51​​
04 | Variables 37:14​​
05 | Data Types 51:49​​
06 | Type Coercion and Conversion 57:31​​
07 | Expressions and Operators 01:06:24​​
08 | Arrays 01:23:40​​
09 | Function Declaration 01:34:53​​
10 | Function Expressions 01:44:38​​
11 | Decision Statements 01:56:44​​
12 | Iteration Statements 02:11:29​​
13 | Basics of Scope 02:23:54​​
14 | Returning Functions from Functions 02:31:41​​
15 | Object Literals 02:41:58​​
16 | Module Pattern and Revealing Module Pattern 03:02:26​​
17 | Closures 03:20:30​​
18 | this Keyword 03:28:38​​
19 | Destructuring 03:52:52​​
20 | String Template Literals 04:00:30​​
21 | Regular Expressions 04:07:22​​
22 | Built-In Natives 04:17:56​​
23 | Constructor Function Calls with the new Keyword 04:30:50​​
24 | Objects and the Prototype Chain 04:40:20​​
25 | JavaScript Classes 04:58:27​​
26 | Arrow Functions 05:12:21​​
27 | Truthy and Falsy Values 05:23:30​​
28 | null Type 05:28:41​​
29 | Date Objects 05:33:03​​
30 | String Methods 05:38:53​​
31 | Array Methods 05:47:42​​
32 | Error Handling with Try Catch 06:00:30​​
33 | Understanding the Document Object Model 06:17:34​​
34 | Working with DOM Nodes 06:38:56​​
35 | Course Conclusion 06:52:39

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[toneallday]

Finally!!! Someone that teach JavaScript on windows. Don't talk too fast or too slow and clearly. Thank you in advance before I dive into this. People say for beginners but teach like we're all advanced

[freaklore]

Some people have a gift to teach, this man has it. Thanks for making another great tutorial for everyone!

[drshittuzaka]

The tutorial was fantastic;
The tutor was wonderfull, he doesn't only build your JScript skills, he also build your confidence with encouraging and reassuring words.
Thanks Bob!

[Aboguaboga]

I’m not done with the tutorial but coming from someone who was struggling to understand the concepts, this course is helping a lot

[nate]

This is a super helpful video! I'm an adult learner taking on this stuff and whew, it's a lot. Glad there are myriad resources like yours to help out.

[masterxibit]

Thank you for providing opportunity to everyone to learn something no can take away from you...Ill be using this foundation to break away from slavery in the work place and propel myself into something new and better

[aaronwlkr]

Really impressed with your tutorial. I've skimmed through a few of these by other people, most of them just seem to like list off some functions, and what not, as they skip along, not really explaining what they did, or why they did, what the brackets were for, and so on. So many of them seem to really be, "a beginner course for people that already know another code". Your attention to detail has made much more sense of the process to someone like me, that is learning from scratch. Very easy to follow along and understand. Good work.

[upanisad]

Great Lecturer. Now at 1 hour 56 min. Learned a lot... will finish it to the end.

[mrCetus]

Great class.
Even thought it was 3 hours long.
Keep up the good work.

Thank You,
Natasha Samuel

[paulmoss]

Excellent, I remember Bob Tabor from years ago when he was teaching Visual Basic. Pity that the resolution isn't in 1080P ?

[ewaevva]

You can write : array.filter( element => element <= 15 ), no need for the if statement as the method returns elements that fulfill the condition we wrote

[huggysh]

I believe this is the best JavaScript course I've listened to. Very clear and informative and I just had to finish it. But I'm sure I'll be revisiting some parts. 🙂

[unisonrul]

I learned c# dotnet from Bob Tabor and was never interested in javascript. When I found this course I started to study js just because the course was made by Bob him self. Bob Tabor is simply the best!

[OldSportDispatch]

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[tthompson]

Subscribed a while back, but just want to tell you...Thank you! Thank you!

[kibirigejohn]

Thank You so much Mr. Bob Taylor. The course was really helpful. May God bless you

[toddhostetler]

Thanks for the course, Bob. You're an excellent teacher. I feel I have a better understanding of JS; it's starting to click. I'm going to start practicing it now, which should continue to solidify my knowledge. Thanks and keep up the great work!

[ohunjonmahmudov]

Just the best course and the best teacher in the world. I would be great if you make tutorial on react.

[clrkkdd]

Thank u very much. one of the longer, more descriptive ones. I appreciate that.