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Basics of JavaScript 1. History of JavaScript 2. Getting Started with JavaScript 3. Data Types 4. Different Types of console.log() 5. Variables (var, let, const) and Its Scope 6. Operators 7. Type Conversions 8. Control Flow (If else ,loops, break, switch) 9. Functions In JavaScript 10. Objects In JavaScript 11. Arrays In JavaScript
A handy repository of JavaScript outlines, studies, extended studies, models, prototypes, reference documents, etc. Each “recipe” covers a single subject via step-by-step process or Q&A format!
JS Codes to help you with concepts of events, strings, arrays, objects and other ES6 features like hoisting, callback, HOF, promises, promise chaining etc
strkit is a utility library offering a collection of essential string functions including validation, case conversion, truncation, and more. Ideal for both JavaScript and TypeScript developers to simplify string operations in their applications.
A comprehensive JS/TS library with 18 specialized classes for string manipulation, conversion, validation, and more. Streamline your development with powerful, all-in-one solutions.
C′ (C Prime) is a library for the C programming language that includes many standard library headers, macros, and functions to provide a more modern/high-level and user-friendly experience for C programmers.
This repository contains various examples and exercises related to string methods in JavaScript. The code and examples provided here demonstrate the use of common string methods such as split(), substring(), slice(), replace(), and many more.
This repository contains code and examples related to working with variables and strings in JavaScript. Created as part of an assignment during my learning journey, this project demonstrates various techniques and best practices for manipulating and utilizing strings in JavaScript.