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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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