Object Properties
Its time for us to create our first object properties and then use them. we will learn what the difference between variables and properties are.
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Object Properties
Its time for us to create our first object properties and then use them. we will learn what the difference between variables and properties are.
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Object Methods
a method is a fancy way of saying function but its a bit more then that. in this video we will cover and look into the relationship functions can have with objects and when they have a relationship we
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Scope and This
This is where we really first start talking about OOP and objects. In this video we will learn a bit about scope and learn a bit more about working with objects using the 'this' to refer to the curren
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Associative Arrays
Associative arrays are not far away from what we where doing so far and actually are very closely tied together. an associative array is a key value relationship . aka we send in a key we get a value
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Arrays
Learn how to create your first array in javascript. step by step guide to the basics of javascript programing.
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Push, Pop, Shift and Unshift
The most common way of working with arrays is by adding and removing elements in the start or end of the array in this video we will explore the most common ways using the push,pop,shift and unshift m
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Shorthand
This video is mainly focused to outline the shorthand way of creating arrays and objects. until now when creating complex data types
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Objects in Action
Lets bring together everything we learned and find some task to implement in our live site example starting with Objects.
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Arrays in Action
Last task in this round. we will explore the array and see it in action while updating some of the content on our live page example.
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