JavaScript
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5 explicit reasons proof why you should keep betting on JavaScript
Hi, there. If you’ve been following my blog for a while, perhaps you already read one of the articles why you should learn JavaScript by Quincy Larson – freeCodeCamp founder, […]
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Greeting JavaScript: break, continue statements, while and do-while Loops
In some previous articles, we’ve learned how to use some of the for loops to loop over the array, string and so forth. In this article, we are going to […]
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Primitive vs. Reference Value in JavaScript – What is the difference?
In some previous articles, we’ve gone through some programming concepts in JavaScript. We already know that JavaScript provides six primitive types as undefined, null, boolean, number, string, and symbol which […]
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Understand How Bubble Sort, Insertion Sort and Merge Sort Work with JavaScript
A computer system is a machine that connects computer hardware with computer software. In order to have a good computer with a fancy speed, it depends upon many factors, from […]
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The Definitive Guide to the JavaScript Objects
Like arrays, objects are used to store data, but instead of storing data in a single variable and you can access its elements by index. Object grants us the collection […]
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Why should you learn JavaScript as the first approach – according to Quincy Larson – freeCodeCamp founder
There are lots of reasons why I recommend learning JavaScript as your first programming language, instead of Python or Java. Before I talk about these programming languages, let me clarify: […]
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JavaScript ES6 Core Features Overview
Several changes to JavaScript were introduced by ECMAScript 2015, also well-known as ES6. Here is a summary of a number of the foremost common options and syntactic variations, where applicable, […]
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Top 43 most outstanding JavaScript repositories on Github in May 2019
From Iren Korkishko: This is amazing how many open source projects I am going to share with you in this new JS digest! What is even better – the quality […]
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A few succinct ways to solve the Palindrome problem in JavaScript
I first joined freeCodeCamp over one year ago, this is a great place to start to learn to code and especially, it’s free. But for a long time, I hadn’t […]