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JavaScript Tutorial
The language of the web — syntax, the DOM, async programming and modern ES features.
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What you'll learn
1. JavaScript Introduction
What JavaScript is, where it runs (browser and Node.js), and how the language has evolved since ES2015.
2. JavaScript Syntax and Variables
let/const vs var, primitive types, template literals, arrays, objects, destructuring and spread/rest.
3. Functions, Closures and this
Function declarations vs expressions vs arrow functions, closures, this binding, and prototypes.
4. Error Handling
try/catch/finally, custom Error classes, and handling errors in async/await and Promise chains.
5. Modules: import and export
Named vs default exports, re-exporting, and code-splitting with dynamic import().
6. Async JavaScript
The event loop, Promises, async/await, Promise.all, and common async pitfalls to avoid.
7. The DOM in Depth
Selecting and traversing elements, creating/modifying nodes programmatically, and event delegation.
8. Testing with Jest
Writing test files with describe/test/expect, matchers, mocking dependencies, and setup/teardown hooks.
9. JavaScript Interview Questions
Real JavaScript interview questions and answers covering closures, this, the event loop and hoisting.