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Algorithms, Part IPrinceton UniversityStarts Jun 11, 2018Download our App: iOS | AndroidHigh fives,Thanks for listening!all of me Dance All Day go.frContact Address Advanced JavaScript Essentials Lesson 1: Introduct ion t o Advanced JavaScript Welcome to Advanced JavaScript Accessing the Console Using the Console Good Programming Style Practices Testing Code in the Console Interacting Directly in the Console Commenting Your Code Quiz 1 Lesson 2: Know Your Types Know Your Types: Primitives and Objects Primitives Some Interesting Numbers Objects Enumerating Object Properties Primitives That Act like Objects JavaScript is Dynamically Typed Quiz 1 Project 1 Project 2 Project 3 Lesson 3: Trut hy, Falsey, and Equalit y Truthy, Falsey, and Equality Values That are Truthy or Falsey Implied Typecasting Testing Equality Objects and Truthy-ness Objects and Equality Quiz 1 Project 1 Project 2 Lesson 4: Construct ing Object s Constructing JavaScript Objects Constructing an Object with a Constructor Function Constructing an Object Using a Literal Constructing an Object Using a Generic Object Constructor So, What's the Best Way to Make an Object? Initializing Values in Constructors this Constructing Array Objects Quiz 1 Project 1 Project 2 Lesson 5: Prot ot ypes and Inherit ance Object-Oriented Programming in JavaScript instanceof Prototypes Prototypes of Literal Objects What is a Prototype Good For? The Prototype Chain Prototypal Inheritance When are Prototype Objects Created? hasOwnProperty __proto__ Setting the Prototype Property to an Object Yourself Quiz 1 Quiz 2 Project 1 Project 2 Lesson 6: Funct ions JavaScript Functions What is a Function? Different Ways of Defining a Function Functions as First Class Values Anonymous Functions Returning a Function from a Function Functions as Callbacks Calling Functions: Pass-by-Value Return Quiz 1 Quiz 2 Project 1 Project 2 Lesson 7: Scope Scope Variable Scope Function Scope Hoisting Nested Functions Lexical Scoping Scope Chains Inspecting the Scope Chain Quiz 1 Project 1 Lesson 8: Invoking Funct ions Invoking Functions Different Ways to Invoke Functions What Happens to this When You Invoke a Function Nested Functions When You Want to Control How this is Defined call() and apply() Function Arguments The Four Ways to Invoke a Function Quiz 1 Project 1 Project 2 Lesson 9: Invocat ion Pat t erns Invocation Patterns Recursion Why Use Recursion? Chaining (a la jQuery) Static vs. Instance Methods Quiz 1 Project 1 Project 2 Project 3 Lesson 10: Encapsulat ion and APIs Encapsulation and APIs Privacy, Please An Example Private Variables Private Functions A Public Method Acessing a Public Method from a Private Function Encapsulation and APIs Quiz 1 Project 1 Project 2 Lesson 11: Closures Closures Making a Closure What is a Closure? Playing with Closures Each Closure is Unique Closures Might Not Always Act Like You Expect Closures for Methods Using Closures Where We've Used Closures Before Quiz 1 Project 1 Lesson 12: The Module Pat t ern Module Pattern IIFE or Immediately Invoked Function Expressions The Module Pattern Using the Module Pattern with JavaScript Libraries A Shopping Basket Using the Module Pattern Why Not Just Use an Object Constructor? Quiz 1 Project 1 Lesson 13: The JavaScript Environment JavaScript Runs in an Environment The Core Language, and the Environment's Extensions How the Browser Runs JavaScript Code Including JavaScript in Your Page The JavaScript Event Loop The Event Queue Asynchronous Programming JavaScript in Environments Other Than the Browser Quiz 1 Project 1 Lesson 14: ECMAScript 5.1 The ECMAScript Standard for JavaScript Strict Mode New Methods Object Property Descriptors Sealing and Freezing Objects Creating Objects Project 1 Project 2 Copyright © 1998-2014 O'Reilly Media, Inc. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. See http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/legalcode for more information. Introduction to Advanced JavaScript Welcome to the O'Reilly School of Technology's (OST) Introduction to Advanced JavaScript course. 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Lesson Objectives When you complete this lesson, you will be able to: use OST's Sandbox and learning tools. read about what to expect in the Advanced JavaScript course. review JavaScript basics. use the Developer Tools in your browser to access the JavaScript console, which we'll be using extensively in this course. use console.log to display messages in the console (for debugging). use good programming practices in your code. Learning with O'Reilly School of Technology Courses As with every O'Reilly School of Technology course, we'll take a user-active approach to learning. This means that you (the user) will be active! You'll learn by doing, building live programs, testing them and experimenting with themâ€" hands-on! To learn a new skill or technology, you have to experiment. The more you experiment, the more you learn. Our system is designed to maximize experimentation and help you learn to learn a new skill. We'll program as much as possible to be sure that the principles sink in and stay with you. Each time we discuss a new concept, you'll put it into code and see what YOU can do with it. On occasion we'll even give you code that doesn't work, so you can see common mistakes and how to recover from them. Making mistakes is actually another good way to learn. Above all, we want to help you to learn to learn. We give you the tools to take control of your own learning experience. When you complete an OST course, you know the subject matter, and you know how to expand your knowledge, so you can handle changes like software and operating system updates. Here are some tips for using O'Reilly School of Technology courses effectively: Type t he code. Resist the temptation to cut and paste the example code we give you. Typing the code actually gives you a feel for the programming task. Then play around with the examples to find out what else you can make them do, and to check your understanding. 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