JavaScript for FreeCodeCampers by Scrimba Founder
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In the JavaScript course described, what is assumed knowledge for building projects?

  • Java knowledge
  • HTML and CSS knowledge (correct)
  • JavaScript knowledge
  • Python knowledge
  • Which part of the front end developer career path is the JavaScript course a part of?

  • The intermediate level
  • The advanced level
  • The beginner level (correct)
  • None of the above
  • What is the purpose of the passenger counter app built in the course?

  • To explore debugging techniques
  • To practice HTML and CSS skills
  • To learn the basics of JavaScript (correct)
  • To understand advanced JavaScript concepts
  • What is the recommended file to use for writing JavaScript code, despite the course demonstrating writing code directly in an HTML file?

    <p>index.js</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How can the console be accessed in web browsers for writing and running JavaScript code as well as debugging?

    <p>By right-clicking and selecting 'Inspect'</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of using the 'console.log()' function in JavaScript?

    <p>For debugging and logging output</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What keyword is used to create and assign values to variables in JavaScript?

    <p>'let'</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What will happen if a console log statement is placed before a variable declaration?

    <p>It will cause a reference error</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    • The text is a description of a JavaScript course taught by the founder of Scrimba.com, suitable for freeCodeCampers.
    • The course includes over 100 coding challenges that can be solved locally or on Scrimba's interactive platform.
    • No prior JavaScript knowledge is required, but HTML and CSS knowledge is assumed for building projects.
    • The course is part of a larger front end developer career path offered by Scrimba.
    • The course covers building three apps: a subway passenger counter, a blackjack game, and a lead tracker Chrome extension.
    • The passenger counter app is built to help the learner understand the basics of JavaScript.
    • The course demonstrates writing JavaScript code directly in an HTML file, but it's recommended to use an index.js file instead.
    • The learner's first lines of JavaScript code will be written in the index.js file.
    • The course encourages the learner to create their first JavaScript variables and use the console for debugging.- The console is a tool available in web browsers for developers, used for writing and running JavaScript code as well as debugging.
    • To access the console, right-click on a webpage and select "Inspect," then click on the "Console" tab.
    • The console can be used to log output by using the "console.log()" function and passing in the variable or value to be logged.
    • Variables can be created and assigned values using the "let" keyword.
    • JavaScript can be used as a calculator for mathematical operations.
    • Variables can be used instead of hard-coded numbers in real-world code bases.
    • If a console log statement is placed before a variable declaration, a reference error will occur as the variable has not been initialized yet.
    • Advanced mathematical operations can be performed in JavaScript.
    • To comment out multiple lines of code, use the shortcut Ctrl+/ or Cmd+/ (on a Mac).
    • To convert a human age into dog years, create two variables for the human age and the human-dog ratio (7), then multiply the two variables together.

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    Learn JavaScript with over 100 coding challenges taught by the founder of Scrimba.com, suitable for beginners. Cover building apps like a subway passenger counter, a blackjack game, and a Chrome extension. Topics include variables, debugging using the console, mathematical operations, and more.

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