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JavaScript programming skills delivered by the expert instructors
Accomplish familiarity with pre-written jQuery libraries to enhance user-interactive features of the web pages
Key learning points and tutor support
Achieve course completion certificate

The programming skillset is required by IT development companies. The use of basic programming languages does not meet all the customer requirements. There is a need of mature computer language that meets all the customer requirements. Java language is a platform-independent language which fulfils all the project requirements. It is used to create software to be embedded in various consumer electronic devices. Pentagon Training’s JavaScript Programming course offers you the knowledge of efficient JavaScript programming.

We empower you to use the jQuery libraries for creating the website user interactive. The JavaScript language liberates you from writing time-consuming JavaScript code.

Who should take this course

Web Developers
Web Designers

Prerequisites

There are no prerequisite prior attending this course but knowledge of HTML and CSS is recommended.

What Will You Learn

By undergoing this JavaScript Programming course, the candidates will learn to:

Make static HTML pages dynamic
Use DOM (Document Object Model) to use HTML elements dynamically on web page
Pass arguments to a function
Use the JavaScript objects like window object and navigator object
Handle user-triggered events
Run JSON objects

Key Learning Points

Tutor Support

Certificate

Course Overview

JavaScript Programming course provides knowledge of programming concepts. These concepts are adding JavaScript to a web page and use of dialogues. You will learn about the JavaScript objects, the creation of web pages and navigation. Also, gain skills of how to communicate with the web server.

Course Content

An introduction to JavaScript

Creating first JavaScript Program
What is programming?
Adding JavaScript to a web page
Writing Text on a Web Page
Adding an external JavaScript file
Dealing with errors

The JavaScript Terminologies

Understanding Statements and Commands
Various types of Data
Understanding Variables
Using the Data Types and Variables
Using Variables
Learning Arrays
Writing to a Web Page Using Arrays
Writing Comments

Adding logic and control to the programs

Generating intelligent programs
Using conditional statements
Managing repetitive tasks with loops
Making code reusable

Working with Words, Numbers, and Dates

An introduction to an object
Understanding strings
Discovering patterns in the strings
Introducing numbers, dates and times

Dynamically Modifying Web Pages

An overview of modifying web pages
Understanding the document object model
Introducing JavaScript Libraries
Choosing Elements of Page
Adding content to a page
Setting and reading tag attributes
Read and remove HTML properties
Headlines creation
understanding Pull Quotes

An overview of Client-Side JavaScript

An introduction to JavaScript in a Page

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