Introduction to JavaScript

Course Content

Introduction to JavaScript

Introduction to JavaScript

1. Getting Started

First Javascript Console Application Challenge: Showing some Output Challenge: Outputing Multiple Lines Dealing with Numbers Challenge: Working with Numbers Challenge: Calculating the Speed of a Car Challenge: Calculating Area of a Trapezium Outputting Multiple Values Challenge: Consoling Meaningful Output How to Use Comments in Javascript?Challenge: Adding a Comment Multi-Line Comments Challenge: Commenting out Code What Is JavaScript anyway?

2. Manipulating Data

Storing Data Challenge: Declaring a Variable Challenge: Accessing Data From a Variable Challenge: Fixing Variable Names Challenge: Reassigning a Variable Constants Challenge: Declaring & Using Constants Performing Arithmetic On Variables Challenge: Making a Salary Calculator Challenge: Adjusting Salary with a Bonus Exploring Primitive Data Types Challenge: Declaring a Boolean Value How different Data Types Interact Challenge: Concatenating Strings Challenge: Creating User Profile & Activity Details

3. Conditional Statements

Comparison Operators Challenge: Checking Age Eligibility The `if` Statement Challenge: Weather-Based Outfit Recommender Challenge: Even or Odd Nested Conditional Statements The `else` Clause Challenge: Improving Even or Odd Checker Challenge: Temperature Advisor The `else if` Clause Challenge: Grade Categorizer ` AND` Logical Operator Challenge: Checking if a Number is Even and Positive OR Logical Operator Challenge: Accessing Control System

4. Mastering Functions

What Are Functions?Challenge: Simple Function Challenge: Calculating the Speed of a Car Scopes Passing Data into Functions Challenge: Fixing the Speed Function Challenge: Improving the Grade Categorizer Task: Defining a Compound Function Returning Data from Functions Default Values Challenge: Email Auto-Responder with Default Parameters

5. Exploring Arrays

What Are Arrays?Challenge: Defining An Array Challenge: Indexing Adding Values to an Array Challenge: Pushing Elements to an Array Removing Elements from an Array Challenge: Practicing `pop` & `shift`The `length` Property Challenge: Counting Elements The `includes` Method Challenge: Searching for Animals in the Zoo

6. Discovering Loops

The `for` Loop Task: Printing a Sequence The `while` Loop Challenge: Printing Fibonacci Sequence The `do-while` Loop Challenge: Random Multiple of 7 Using Loops with Arrays Challenge: Finding the Average Price of Items Summary

Removing Elements from an Array

There are two methods available for removing elements from an array: pop and shift.

The pop method removes an element from the end of the array:


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let fruits = ["Apple", "Banana", "Cherry"];
fruits.pop();
console.log(fruits);

The shift element removes an element from the start of the array:


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let fruits = ["Apple", "Banana", "Cherry"];
fruits.shift();
console.log(fruits);

1. What does the pop method do in JavaScript?

2. What will be the output of the following code?

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Thanks for your feedback!

Section 5. Chapter 6

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Course Content

Introduction to JavaScript

Introduction to JavaScript

1. Getting Started

First Javascript Console Application Challenge: Showing some Output Challenge: Outputing Multiple Lines Dealing with Numbers Challenge: Working with Numbers Challenge: Calculating the Speed of a Car Challenge: Calculating Area of a Trapezium Outputting Multiple Values Challenge: Consoling Meaningful Output How to Use Comments in Javascript?Challenge: Adding a Comment Multi-Line Comments Challenge: Commenting out Code What Is JavaScript anyway?

2. Manipulating Data

Storing Data Challenge: Declaring a Variable Challenge: Accessing Data From a Variable Challenge: Fixing Variable Names Challenge: Reassigning a Variable Constants Challenge: Declaring & Using Constants Performing Arithmetic On Variables Challenge: Making a Salary Calculator Challenge: Adjusting Salary with a Bonus Exploring Primitive Data Types Challenge: Declaring a Boolean Value How different Data Types Interact Challenge: Concatenating Strings Challenge: Creating User Profile & Activity Details

3. Conditional Statements

Comparison Operators Challenge: Checking Age Eligibility The `if` Statement Challenge: Weather-Based Outfit Recommender Challenge: Even or Odd Nested Conditional Statements The `else` Clause Challenge: Improving Even or Odd Checker Challenge: Temperature Advisor The `else if` Clause Challenge: Grade Categorizer ` AND` Logical Operator Challenge: Checking if a Number is Even and Positive OR Logical Operator Challenge: Accessing Control System

4. Mastering Functions

What Are Functions?Challenge: Simple Function Challenge: Calculating the Speed of a Car Scopes Passing Data into Functions Challenge: Fixing the Speed Function Challenge: Improving the Grade Categorizer Task: Defining a Compound Function Returning Data from Functions Default Values Challenge: Email Auto-Responder with Default Parameters

5. Exploring Arrays

What Are Arrays?Challenge: Defining An Array Challenge: Indexing Adding Values to an Array Challenge: Pushing Elements to an Array Removing Elements from an Array Challenge: Practicing `pop` & `shift`The `length` Property Challenge: Counting Elements The `includes` Method Challenge: Searching for Animals in the Zoo

6. Discovering Loops

The `for` Loop Task: Printing a Sequence The `while` Loop Challenge: Printing Fibonacci Sequence The `do-while` Loop Challenge: Random Multiple of 7 Using Loops with Arrays Challenge: Finding the Average Price of Items Summary

Removing Elements from an Array

There are two methods available for removing elements from an array: pop and shift.

The pop method removes an element from the end of the array:


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let fruits = ["Apple", "Banana", "Cherry"];
fruits.pop();
console.log(fruits);

The shift element removes an element from the start of the array:


              123
            
let fruits = ["Apple", "Banana", "Cherry"];
fruits.shift();
console.log(fruits);

1. What does the pop method do in JavaScript?

2. What will be the output of the following code?

Everything was clear?

Thanks for your feedback!

Section 5. Chapter 6

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