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JavaScript Learning Plan

The document outlines an 8 day JavaScript learning plan covering JavaScript basics, functions, objects, DOM manipulation, asynchronous JavaScript, ES6 features, HTML and CSS basics, debugging, and working on practice projects. Each day is divided into morning, afternoon and evening sessions focusing on different topics and skills with assigned reading resources.

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JavaScript Learning Plan

The document outlines an 8 day JavaScript learning plan covering JavaScript basics, functions, objects, DOM manipulation, asynchronous JavaScript, ES6 features, HTML and CSS basics, debugging, and working on practice projects. Each day is divided into morning, afternoon and evening sessions focusing on different topics and skills with assigned reading resources.

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JavaScript Learning Plan

Day 1: JavaScript Basics

Morning (2 hours): Introduction to JavaScript


Resource: MDN Web Docs - JavaScript Guide

Afternoon (2 hours): Variables, Data Types, and Operators


Resource: W3Schools - JavaScript Variables

Evening (2 hours): Control Flow (if statements, loops)


Resource: JavaScript.info - Conditional operators: if, '?'

Day 2: Functions and Objects

Morning (2 hours): Functions and Scope


Resource: MDN Web Docs - Functions

Afternoon (2 hours): Objects and Arrays


Resource: W3Schools - JavaScript Objects

Evening (2 hours): Working with Arrays and Objects


Resource: JavaScript.info - Data types

Day 3: Document Object Model (DOM)

Morning (2 hours): Introduction to the DOM


Resource: MDN Web Docs - Introduction to the DOM

Afternoon (2 hours): Manipulating the DOM


Resource: W3Schools - JavaScript HTML DOM

Evening (2 hours): Event Handling


Resource: MDN Web Docs - Introduction to events

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Day 4: Asynchronous JavaScript (AJAX and Promises)

Morning (2 hours): Introduction to Asynchronous Programming


Resource: MDN Web Docs - Asynchronous programming

Afternoon (2 hours): AJAX and Fetch API


Resource: W3Schools - JavaScript AJAX

Evening (2 hours): Promises and Async/Await


Resource: JavaScript.info - Promises, async/await

Day 5: JavaScript ES6+ Features

Morning (2 hours): Introduction to ES6+


Resource: MDN Web Docs - ECMAScript 6 Features

Afternoon (2 hours): Arrow Functions, Template Literals, Destructuring


Resource: W3Schools - JavaScript ES6 Features

Evening (2 hours): Modules and Classes


Resource: JavaScript.info - Modules

Day 6: Web Development Basics (HTML and CSS)

Morning (2 hours): HTML Basics


Resource: MDN Web Docs - HTML Basics

Afternoon (2 hours): CSS Basics


Resource: MDN Web Docs - CSS Basics

Evening (2 hours): Styling with CSS


Resource: W3Schools - CSS Tutorial

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Day 7: Basic Project and Debugging

Morning (3 hours): Work on a simple project (e.g., a to-do list) applying what you've learned
so far.

Afternoon (2 hours): Debugging in JavaScript


Resource: MDN Web Docs - Debugging JavaScript

Evening (1 hour): Review and reinforce any weak areas.

Day 8: Advanced Topics and Final Project

Morning (2 hours): Introduction to Advanced Topics (e.g., Closures, Prototypes)


Resource: JavaScript.info - Advanced working with functions

Afternoon (3 hours): Work on a slightly more advanced project incorporating AJAX, DOM
manipulation, and ES6 features.

Evening (1 hour): Reflect on what you've learned, identify areas for further improvement,
and plan your next steps

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