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Javascript

This document outlines a comprehensive 6-week curriculum for learning JavaScript, covering basics, advanced concepts, object-oriented programming, and advanced topics. Each week is structured with daily topics that include practical exercises and applications, culminating in a project and revision phase. Key areas of focus include variables, functions, asynchronous programming, data structures, and algorithms.

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Javascript

This document outlines a comprehensive 6-week curriculum for learning JavaScript, covering basics, advanced concepts, object-oriented programming, and advanced topics. Each week is structured with daily topics that include practical exercises and applications, culminating in a project and revision phase. Key areas of focus include variables, functions, asynchronous programming, data structures, and algorithms.

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Week 1: JavaScript Basics

Day 1: Introduction

• What is JavaScript? Its purpose and use cases beyond the web.
• Setting up the environment (Node.js, REPL).
• Writing and running JavaScript programs (CLI).

Day 2: Variables and Data Types

• Declaring variables: var, let, and const.


• Primitive Data Types: String, Number, Boolean, Null, Undefined, Symbol, and BigInt.
• Type conversion (implicit and explicit).

Day 3: Operators

• Arithmetic, Assignment, Comparison, Logical, Bitwise, and Ternary operators.


• Operator precedence and associativity.

Day 4: Control Flow

• Conditional statements: if, else if, else, and switch.


• Loops: for, while, and do-while.
• Using break and continue effectively.

Day 5: Functions

• Function declaration and expression.


• Arrow functions.
• Parameters, arguments, and return values.
• Scope and closures.

Week 2: Advanced Foundations

Day 1: Arrays

• Creating and manipulating arrays.


• Methods: push(), pop(), shift(), unshift(), splice(), slice(), map(), filter(),
reduce().
• Iterating with for, for...of, and forEach.

Day 2: Objects

• Object literals and properties.


• Adding, updating, and deleting properties.
• Iterating over objects: for...in.

Day 3: Error Handling

• try, catch,and finally.


• Throwing custom errors.

Day 4: Math and Date

• Using the Math object for calculations.


• Creating and formatting dates with the Date object.

Day 5: Strings

• String manipulation and methods: length, charAt(), substring(), split(),


replace().
• Template literals and dynamic strings.

Week 3: Working with Advanced Concepts

Day 1: Advanced Functions

• Callbacks and higher-order functions.


• Function currying.
• Recursion.

Day 2: Asynchronous JavaScript

• Callbacks, Promises, and async/await.


• The Event Loop and microtasks.

Day 3: Data Structures

• Sets and Maps.


• WeakSets and WeakMaps.
• Comparison with arrays and objects.

Day 4: Modules

• Understanding modules and import/export.


• Using CommonJS (require and module.exports).

Day 5: Regular Expressions


• Creating and using regex.
• Common patterns and flags.
• Practical examples (e.g., email validation).

Week 4: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

Day 1: Classes and Objects

• Creating classes and instances.


• constructor and methods.

Day 2: Inheritance

• Extending classes with extends.


• Using super in constructors and methods.

Day 3: Encapsulation and Polymorphism

• Private and public fields/methods.


• Overriding methods and polymorphism.

Day 4: Prototypes

• Prototypal inheritance.
• Manipulating prototypes directly.

Day 5: Static Methods and Singleton Pattern

• Using static methods in classes.


• Creating a singleton object.

Week 5: Advanced Topics

Day 1: Working with JSON

• Creating, parsing, and stringifying JSON.


• Practical applications in data handling.

Day 2: Algorithms and Problem Solving

• Sorting and searching algorithms.


• Solving real-world problems using JavaScript.
Day 3: Functional Programming

• Pure functions and immutability.


• Functional methods (map, reduce, filter, etc.).

Day 4: Memory Management

• Understanding garbage collection.


• Avoiding memory leaks.

Day 5: File System Operations (Optional for CLI)

• Reading from and writing to files using Node.js (fs module).

Week 6: Project and Revision

Day 1-2: Building a CLI Tool

• Example: A calculator, to-do list manager, or note-taking app.

Day 3-4: Problem-Solving Challenges

• Complex exercises involving multiple concepts (loops, arrays, objects, OOP, etc.).

Day 5: Final Q&A and Feedback

• Recap all topics.


• Address doubts and questions.

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