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JavaScript Programming Guide

This document serves as a guide to JavaScript, covering fundamental programming concepts such as calculations, strings, variables, and conditional statements like if, else if, and logical operators. It also introduces iterative operations with for loops and emphasizes coding best practices such as indentation and readability. Each chapter provides examples and solutions to reinforce learning.

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JavaScript Programming Guide

This document serves as a guide to JavaScript, covering fundamental programming concepts such as calculations, strings, variables, and conditional statements like if, else if, and logical operators. It also introduces iterative operations with for loops and emphasizes coding best practices such as indentation and readability. Each chapter provides examples and solutions to reinforce learning.

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Programming and AI

Your guide to
JavaScript

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Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Calculations and Strings
Chapter 3
Variables
Chapter 5
If statement

Case1: Test 1 condition

Solution
Chapter 6
if-else statement

Case2

Solution
Chapter 7
else if statements

Case3: Test multiple conditions

Solution
Chapter 9
Logical operator

Symbol Name meaning Example


&& AND Both conditions should be true if (age > 18 && score >= 50){ }
|| OR Only one condition should be true if (age >= 18 || age < 18 ){ }

&: ampersand |: Vertical bar


Chapter 10
Iterative operation
For statement (Loops)

for (start; condition; update){ }

NOTES: 1- count = count + 1 can be written as count++


2- in the programming world, in for statement ( ) , the variable is often named i

NOTE: 1- Break a line after the left curly bracket “ { ” and before the right curly bracket “}”.
2- Use indentation (space at line start) to make code easier to read

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