One of the top benefits of Python is that it is easy to learn and fun to use. Its syntax, unlike most computer languages, reads like English, so it isn’t as stressful to learn as other programming languages. It was named after Monty Python’s Flying Circus, so you know someone had a sense of humor developing this code and thus made it simple to use.
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The most obvious reason for learning JavaScript is if you have hopes of becoming a web developer. Even if you haven’t got your heart set on a tech career, being proficient in this language will enable you to build websites from scratch—a pretty useful skill to have in today’s job market!
In this lesson we'll learn all about JS Closures, closures are an advanced JS function concept. By the end of this lesson you will know exactly what they are, how to create them and why we should use them. 0:00 - Intro/Like and Subscribe! 1:00 - Re-cap on JS Scope 5:00 - What is the Lexical environment? 6:45 - What are JS Closures? 9:14 - Lesson Summary 9:53 - Lesson Tasks 12:17 - Outro/Up Next
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In this lesson we'll learn all about JS Recursion, a recursive function is a function that calls itself inside the function body, and also stops itself.
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In this lesson let's learn all about higher order functions, we'll understand what they are and look at some examples. 0:00 - Intro - Like and Subscribe 0:52 - What are Higher Order Functions? 1:35 - Example 1 - map() 3:06 - Example 2 - addEventListener() 4:45 - Advantages of Higher Order Functions 5:17 - Lesson Summary 5:57 - Outro/Up Next
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In this lesson let's learn all about the timing events setTimeout() and setInterval(), as well as the clear methods clearTimeout() and clearInterval(). So, sometimes we want to control when our function is executed after we invoke it for e.g. we may want to invoke a function 3 seconds after the function has been triggered or we might want our function to repeat every second, we'll learn how to do just that in this lesson as we look at timing events. 0:00 - Intro - Like and Subscribe 0:23 - What are JS timing events? 0:53 - setTimeout() 2:56 - clearTimeout() 5:13 - setInterval() 5:59 - clearInterval() 6:35 - Lesson Summary 7:05 - Lesson Tasks 10:56 - Outro/Up Next
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January 21, 2023
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