This document introduces how to write a basic "Hello World" program in JavaScript. It begins by explaining what JavaScript is and how it is used for client-side interactions on web pages. It then demonstrates how to create a simple HTML file and add a JavaScript alert to display "Hello World". Next, it shows how to create a reusable JavaScript function to display the alert so it can be called whenever needed. The document provides a concise tutorial for writing a first program in JavaScript.
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Master the Fundamentals of JavaScript - The Language that Powers the Web.
JavaScript is one of the most popular programming languages in the world, and growing faster than any other programming language.
As a developer, you can use JavaScript to build web and mobile apps, real-time networking apps, command-line tools, and games..
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Lab 8: I'm Thinking of a Number
Before you begin this lab please review Javascript from the lecture notes.
This lab is meant to help you learn the rudiments of the Javascript programming language and understand something of how web pages use Javascript, well enough that you can write a basic Javascript program that implements a simple game. You will also begin to develop some appreciation of why programming is not entirely trivial. It really does require orderly thinking and meticulous attention to detail.
Please read these instructions before beginning the lab.
Please follow the instructions about program format, variable names, etc.
Please use the template in Part 3.
Please pay attention to syntax and grammar and language constructs.
You will have a better chance of success if you follow the highlighted hints. Things will work better if you do, and you may even find that programming is kind of fun, especially when your program works.
You can do this lab anywhere. Remember to post questions in the forum where you can get help from each other.Part 1: IntroductionPart 2: The Javascript LanguagePart 3: Writing your own Javascript ProgramPart 4: Finishing up
Part 1: Introduction - PREAMBLE 1
Programming languages provide a way to express computer algorithms in a form that is convenient for humans yet easily translated into a computer's machine language: programming languages are the way that we tell computers how to perform a task.
In the lecture notes, we have studied the very low-level instructions that the computer itself understands (for example, the Toy), and talked about a variety of programming languages, much easier for people to use, that are translated into machine instructions by programs like compilers and assemblers. There are many such languages, each with its own good and bad points, and often with noisy adherents and detractors.
Javascript, the topic of this lab and the next, is one of the most widely encountered languages, largely because it's available as part of every Web browser, and the majority of web pages include Javascript code. You too can write Javascript programs that will be run by whoever views your web page. We don't expect you to become a full-fledged Javascript programmer, but you will do enough in this lab and the next to get some understanding of what programs look like and what is involved in taking an algorithm and turning it into a program that implements the algorithm.
You'll also be able to better understand the Javascript pages that you encounter when you browse, and if you like, you'll be able to adapt and modify them for your own pages too.
There is an enormous amount of Javascript information on the Web, and thousands of books. You might start with this list of tutorials, or Google for "javascript tutorial".
Javascript has three major components:the Javascript language itselfbuilding blocks that you can use to create your programmethods that let your Javascript program inter ...
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Course covers
Setup you working development environment and get ready to write some code.
What JavaScript is and how code works. Tools and resources used to write JavaScript
How to create JavaScript Code and run it in your browser
Comments and debugging with the console
Variables and how to create and store values in code
Declaring variables assigning values
Using let and const as variables
Strings Numbers and Boolean data types
Other data types null, undefined
Best practices and rules to name variables
Using JavaScript windows methods alert and prompt
Creating template literals
Challenge #1 Using Template literals in code
JavaScript type conversion and how it works
JavaScript Operators
Comparison and Assignment operators
Challenge #2 to create a Miles to Kilometers Converter
Truthy or Falsy
JavaScript Conditions if else statements
JavaScript Conditions else if statements
Using Short ternary operator
Conditions with Multiple conditions and logical operators
Challenge #3 - Hello Greeter
JavaScript Switch statement
JavaScript Functions
JavaScript Functions arguments and default values
JavaScript Functions return values
JavaScript click events on elements
Function declaration vs expression
Function scope global vs local
Function recursion
IIFE (Immediately Invoked Function Expression)
ES6 Arrow format
JavaScript Objects
Object Method and const
Functions to create Objects
JavaScript Arrays
Array methods to do more with arrays
Array filter
JavaScript Loops and iteration
forEach, object and array data
Challenge #4 - Loops Array builder
JavaScript Map
No libraries, no shortcuts just learning JavaScript making it DYNAMIC and INTERACTIVE web application.
Step by step learning with all steps included.
Beginner JavaScript knowledge is required as the course covers only JavaScript relevant to the building of the game. Also HTML and CSS knowledge is essential as scope of this course is all JavaScript focused.
Along with friendly support in the Q&A to help you learn and answer any questions you may have.
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1. JavaScript Hello World: How to Write
Your First Program in JavaScript
OCTOBER 11, 2013 BY KASIA MIKOLUK
JavaScript is the engine that drives the
internet. Virtually every one of your favorite websites uses JavaScript in
some way or the other. From checking text input to creating alerts and
animations, JavaScript finds many uses on a web page.
Learning JavaScript is essential to becoming a front end web developer. It is
also one of the easier languages to pick up, making it ideal for beginners
looking to start their programming journey. This JavaScript prep
course will teach you how you can start using JavaScript on your websites.
In this tutorial, we will introduce you to some JavaScript programming
fundamentals and create our very first “Hello World” program.
What is JavaScript?
Wikipedia defines JavaScript or JS as an “interpreted programming
language” that allows “client-side scripts to interact with the user”.
It’s okay if all that sounded complete mumbo jumbo to you.
Let’s breakdown this definition into something a normal person could
understand:
2. Interpreted Programming Language: Most programming
languages are either compiled or interpreted. A compiled
programming language must first go through an external compiler
before it can be executed. Most languages – Java, Python, Ruby, etc. –
are like that. There no such requirement for an interpreted
programming language. A program written in an interpreted
language can be run right away. For JavaScript, this means you can run
the program straight from the browser itself.
Client-Side Script: All web programming can be divided into two
categories:client-side and server-side. A server-side program (or
script) is executed on the web server where web pages are actually
stored. A client-side program, on the other hand, is executed on the
user’s web browser itself. For JavaScript, this means the program is
executed as soon as the user downloads the webpage. You can learn
more about JavaScript client-side scripting in this course.
JavaScript is primarily used to create interactive elements on a web page.
Some of the most common uses of JavaScript are:
Verifying data entered into a web form such as a sign-up or contact-us
form.
Updating information on a webpage without refreshing it.
DOM (Document Object Model) scripting. This is a fairly advanced way
to use JavaScript. Don’t worry about it now. We’ll get to it once you’re
comfortable with basic JavaScript.
Creating alerts, new browser windows, etc.
Creating animations through plugin libraries like jQuery.
As you can see, this covers the entire gamut of interactivity on any webpage.
JavaScript plugin libraries are especially useful in this context as they give
you access to advanced functions without requiring any coding on your part.
We’ll learn more about plugin libraries in later tutorials. For now, all you
should know is that JavaScript adds interactivity to a web page.
Caveat: JavaScript is Not Java
One of the first mistakes beginners make is assuming that JavaScript is a
simplified version of Java. It’s not. JavaScript is as different from Java as
3. chalk is from cheese. The only thing common between them are a few stray
syntax elements and the name itself.
Java, for the uninitiated, is a powerful object oriented programming
language used for creating complex, platform-independent (i.e. they can run
on any operation system) programs. JavaScript, on the other hand, can only
run programs within a web browser. Java is heavily used in business
software, while JavaScript is limited to use in web pages.
With that little confusion out of our way, let’s dive right into JavaScript
programming.
Hello World: Writing Your First JavaScript Program
“Hello World” is a staple of programming courses. The objective of this
program is simple: output the text “Hello World” on a computer screen.
Because of the simplicity of the message and syntax, it is usually the first
program taught to beginners.
Writing a “Hello World” program in JavaScript, as we will learn, is
exceptionally easy and requires not more than 3 lines of code.
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What You’ll Need
Since JavaScript is interpreted by the browser itself, we don’t need any fancy
compilers or additional software to write JS programs. All you need is:
A text editor. Your humble Notepad will do just fine, but we highly
recommend Notepad++ (free).
4. A web browser. You can use anything you want – Google Chrome,
Firefox, Internet Explorer or Safari.
Getting Started: Creating the HTML Framework
JavaScript programs are usually embedded within the web page itself. This
means they are written along with the HTML, though you can include them
externally as well.
To get started, we will first create a simple HTML file where we can include
our JavaScript.
Open your text editor and type the following code into it:
<!DOCTYPE HTML>
<html>
<head>
<title>JavaScript Hello World</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>JavaScript Hello World Example</h1>
</body>
</html>
Save this file as test.html (make sure to save as ‘All Files’ if using Notepad).
5. This is a standard HTML template, nothing special about it. It should be
pretty clear to anyone with even a basic grasp of HTML.
Adding the JavaScript CodeAdding the JavaScript Code
We can now go ahead and write the JavaScript program.
Add the following code after the <h1> tag and save the file:
<script>
<alert(“Hello World!”)
<script>
That’s it! You’ve now successfully crated a JavaScript program.
Now use your web browser to open test.html. This is what you should see:
Easy, right?
All JavaScript code is written between <script></script> tags. We use ‘alert’
to create a function. The text to be displayed is written between quotes in
brackets.
But what if we wanted to create a separate “Hello World!” function we can
call anytime?
6. We can do that as well using just a few lines of code.
Creating a “Hello World” JavaScript Function
Programming 101: A function is any block of code that can be ‘called’ any
number of times within a program. Functions are extremely useful in
programming since you can create them once, use them n number of times.
We created a “Hello World!” alert box in the above example. Now we’ll create
a function that will create the same alert box whenever we want.
Type in the following code into your text file:
<!DOCTYPE HTML>
<html>
<head>
<script>
function myFunction()
{
alert(“Hello World!”)
}
</script>
</head>
<body>
</body>
</html>
Save this as test2.html.
7. Instead of adding the script in the <body>, we added the script to the
<head> and created a function called ‘helloWorld’. You can turn any piece of
code into a function by wrapping it in { } brackets and adding “function
functionName()” before it.
Now that we’ve created the function, we can call on it any number of times.
Add the following code anywhere between the <body></body> tags:
<p><button onclick="myFunction()">Create a Dialog Box!</button></p>
<p><button onclick="myFunction()">Create Another Dialog
Box!</button></p>
8. Click on either of the two buttons and you’ll see the “Hello World!” dialog
box pop up.