JavaScript Variables Lifecycles Course Site
Understand JavaScript Engine phases and lifecycles of the “var”, “let”, “const”. Scopes, hoisting, closures simplified.
What Will I Learn?
JavaScript Variables Lifecycles Course Site
- Explain the difference between global scope, function scope, and block scope
- Understand how variables declared using “var” behave
- Explain the difference between “let” and “const”
- Practice different variables declarations types
- Understand two JavaScript Engine Phases – “Compilation” and “Execution”
- Deeply understand variables lifecycle phases for variables declared using “var”, “let” and “const”
- Explain lifecycle phases for the undeclared variables
- Understand the lifecycle of the function
- Practice and understand most important variables usage guidelines
Requirements
- Basic JavaScript knowledge
- Fundamentals of CSS
- Basic understanding of HTML
Description
Do you want to understand the real difference between different types of variables in JavaScript?Understand different types of scopes? Want to easily explain what is hoisting?
What about closures?
In this course, I will dive deep into JavaScript and explain to you what happens under the hood when you declare any variable or function. You will understand what happens on the “Compilation” and “Execution” phases in JavaScript Engine.
I will make explain to you what is variable declaration, initialization, and assignment are altogether called Variable Lifecycle Phases.
We will also focus in this course on the Variables Usage Guidelines:
- Make Code clear and readable for others
- Always declare variables before the first usage
- Always use “use strict” globally
- Don’t expose to the outer scopes local variables
You will also get several practical exercises where you will need to apply gain knowledge about different variables, hoisting, scopes, and closures.
All exercises and code samples are available as a Git repository.
You will also get several practical exercises where you will need to apply gain knowledge about different variables, hoisting, scopes, and closures.
All exercises and code samples are available as a Git repository.
Hope to see you on board!
Who is the target audience?
- JavaScript developers
- Front-end developers
- Full-stack developers
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