Advanced JavaScript Development

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    1. Function Closures in JavaScript
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    This lesson reviews the essential terms and uses of JavaScript function closures, covering concepts such as lexical scoping, with a series of examples.

    This lesson reviews the essential terms and uses of JavaScript function closures, covering concepts such as lexical scoping, with a series of examples.

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    2. Variable Scope in JavaScript
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    This lesson explains the essential concepts for working with variable scope in JavaScript, including the difference between global and local variables.

    This lesson explains the essential concepts for working with variable scope in JavaScript, including the difference between global and local variables.

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    3. Function Objects in JavaScript
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    LearnToProgram walks you through function objects in JavaScript, with examples of using properties, such as constructor, and methods, such as apply.

    LearnToProgram walks you through function objects in JavaScript, with examples of using properties, such as constructor, and methods, such as apply.

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    4. Arguments Object in JavaScript
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    In this lesson, Marco explains the JavaScript arguments object in depth, from retrieving argument values to determining the length of function parameters.

    In this lesson, Marco explains the JavaScript arguments object in depth, from retrieving argument values to determining the length of function parameters.

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    5. Event Propagation in JavaScript
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    Event propagation, bubbling, and capturing have to do with the order in which an event passes through elements. Marco explains the difference in this lesson.

    Event propagation, bubbling, and capturing have to do with the order in which an event passes through elements. Marco explains the difference in this lesson.

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