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Javascript Roadmap for Beginners in 2021.

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➩ Running Javascript

➙ Script tag
➙ Link external file
➙ Browser console
➙ with node

➩ Variables

➲ Declarations
➙ var
➙ let
➙ const
➙ Scope
➙ Global
➙ function
➙ Block
➙ Hoisting

➩ Data types & Data Structures

➲ Primitive Datatypes
➙ undefined
➙ boolean
➙ Number
➙ BigInt
➙ String
➙ Symbol

➙ Null
➙ Object
➙ Function

➲ Data Structures
➙ Array
➙ Map/ Weak map
➙ Set/ Weak Set
➙ Date

➩ Type Conversion
➙ Explicit Function
➙ Implicit Function

➩ Equality
➙ == & ===

➩ Loops
➙ while
➙ do..while..
➙ for
➙ break/continue
➙ for...in
➙ for...of

➩ Control flow
➙ if...else
➙ switch
➙ try/catch/throw

➩ Expressions & Operators

➙ Assignment Operators
➙ Arithmetic Operators
➙ Logical Operators
➙ Conditional Operators
➙ Comparison Operators
➙ Relational Operators
➙ Bitwise Operators
➙ String Operators
➙ Comma Operator
➙ Unary Operators

➩ Functions

➙ Function Declarations
➙ Function Expressions
➙ Calling Functions
➙ Parameters & Arguments
➙ Scope
➙ Arrow Functions

Advanced Javascript
➩ Advanced

➲ Advanced Scope
➙ Nested Functions
➙ Lexical Scoping
➙ IIFE
➙ Revealing Module Pattern

➲ Closure

➲ Currying

➩ this
➙ Implicit Binding
➙ Explicit Binding
➙ new Binding
➙ Lexical Binding
➙ Default Binding

➩ Prototype
➩ Prototypal Inheritance
➩ Class
➩ Iterators
➩ Generators
➩ Event Loop

➩ Asynchronous Javascript

➙ setTimeout
➙ setIntervals
➙ callbacks
➙ Promises
➙ async await

➩ Module System

➙ CJS
➙ ESM
➙ Import/Export
➙ Default & Named Exports

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कद्रू बोली,"स्वामी! मेरी इच्छा है कि मैं हज़ार पुत्रों की मां बनूंगी।"
विनता बोली,"स्वामी! मुझे केवल एक पुत्र की मां बनना है जो इतना बलवान हो की कद्रू के हज़ार पुत्रों पर भारी पड़े।"
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