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Overview of what is debugging and different ways to debug JavaScript

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Advanced JavaScript Unleashed

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Introduction:

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Module 1: What is JavaScript

Lesson 1:

Course Overview

Lesson 2:

History of JavaScript

Lesson 3:

JavaScript vs Java

Lesson 4:

How is it evolved?

Lesson 5:

How to track upcoming features?

Lesson 6:

How is ECMAScript versioned?

Lesson 7:

Is it interpreted or compiled?

Lesson 8:

How is it executed?

Lesson 9:

Execution Context

Lesson 10:

Callstack

Lesson 11:

Memory

Module 2: Hoisting

Lesson 1:

What is hoisting?

Lesson 2:

Misconception about hoisting

Module 3: Scope

Lesson 1:

What is scope?

Lesson 2:

Global scope

Lesson 3:

Function scope

Lesson 4:

Block scope

Lesson 5:

Module scope

Lesson 6:

Scope chain

Module 4: Coercion

Lesson 1:

What is coercion?

Lesson 2:

Deeper look at coercion

Lesson 3:

Abstract operations

Lesson 4:

Abstract equality operator

Lesson 5:

Addition operator

Lesson 6:

Relational operators

Lesson 7:

Coercion exercise

Module 5: Closures

Lesson 1:

What is a closure?

Lesson 2:

Misconception about closures

Lesson 3:

Closures inside loops

Lesson 4:

Data hiding using closures

Module 6: Prototypes

Lesson 1:

What is prototypal inheritance?

Lesson 2:

Prototype chain

proto property