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JavaScript plan

This document outlines a 12-week JavaScript learning plan, divided into three months focusing on fundamentals, intermediate concepts, and projects. Each week includes specific topics, practice exercises, and tools for learning. By the end of the program, learners will have a solid understanding of JavaScript, DOM manipulation, and real-world API usage, along with completed mini projects.

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JavaScript plan

This document outlines a 12-week JavaScript learning plan, divided into three months focusing on fundamentals, intermediate concepts, and projects. Each week includes specific topics, practice exercises, and tools for learning. By the end of the program, learners will have a solid understanding of JavaScript, DOM manipulation, and real-world API usage, along with completed mini projects.

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Month 1: JavaScript Fundamentals (Weeks 1–4)

📌 Week 1: Introduction & Core Concepts


●​ What is JavaScript? How does it run in the browser?​

●​ console.log(), dev tools​

●​ Variables: let, const, var​

●​ Data types: string, number, boolean, null, undefined​

●​ Basic operators: +, -, *, /, %, +=, etc.​

📚 Practice:
●​ Make a calculator that adds two numbers​

●​ Log messages and variables to the console​

📌 Week 2: Control Flow


●​ Conditionals: if, else if, else, switch​

●​ Logical operators: &&, ||, !​

●​ Comparison: ==, ===, !=, !==, >, <​

📚 Practice:
●​ Number guessing game​

●​ Simple login check (if username === "admin")​


📌 Week 3: Loops and Functions
●​ for, while, do...while loops​

●​ Looping through numbers and arrays​

●​ Functions: function declarations, parameters, return values​

📚 Practice:
●​ Create a multiplication table​

●​ Write a function to reverse a word​

📌 Week 4: Arrays & Objects


●​ Array methods: .push(), .pop(), .shift(), .unshift(), .length, .indexOf()​

●​ Object syntax: { key: value }​

●​ Accessing and updating properties​

●​ Looping with for...of, for...in​

📚 Practice:
●​ To-do list stored in an array​

●​ Create an object for a character or a book​

🗓️ Month 2: DOM, Events & Intermediate Concepts


(Weeks 5–8)
📌 Week 5: DOM Manipulation
●​ document.getElementById(), .querySelector()​

●​ .innerText, .innerHTML, .value, .style​

●​ Create/update/delete DOM elements​

📚 Practice:
●​ Build a simple HTML page with a button that changes text​

●​ Make a live counter that updates on button clicks​

📌 Week 6: Events and Interactivity


●​ addEventListener()​

●​ Mouse and keyboard events​

●​ Forms and inputs​

📚 Practice:
●​ Build a calculator or tip calculator​

●​ Interactive quiz app​

📌 Week 7: Scope & Advanced Functions


●​ Function vs block scope​

●​ Arrow functions (=>)​

●​ Callbacks​

●​ Closures (basic intro)​


📚 Practice:
●​ Create a function that returns another function​

●​ Use callbacks with setTimeout​

📌 Week 8: Arrays (Advanced) & ES6+


●​ .map(), .filter(), .reduce()​

●​ Destructuring​

●​ Template literals (`Hello, ${name}`)​

●​ Spread/rest operators​

📚 Practice:
●​ Filter a list of users by role​

●​ Map numbers to strings (e.g., [1,2] → [“one”, “two”])​

🗓️ Month 3: Projects & Async JavaScript (Weeks 9–12)


📌 Week 9: Project #1 — To-Do List App
●​ Add tasks​

●​ Mark as complete​

●​ Delete tasks​

●​ Store tasks in localStorage​

🛠️ Use HTML + CSS + JS


📌 Week 10: Fetch API & Promises
●​ fetch(), .then(), .catch()​

●​ async / await​

●​ JSON parsing​

📚 Practice:
●​ Fetch users from a public API (like JSONPlaceholder)​

●​ Display fetched data in the DOM​

📌 Week 11: Project #2 — Weather App


●​ Input city → fetch weather data​

●​ Display temperature, condition, etc.​

●​ Use OpenWeatherMap API or similar​

📌 Week 12: Review & Portfolio


●​ Refactor previous projects​

●​ Review everything: variables, functions, DOM, async​

●​ Post projects on GitHub​

🎁 Bonus: Try a mini framework (e.g., start reading about React or Vue)
📚 Tools & Platforms
Tool Purpose

replit.com Practice JS online

JSFiddle Test JS in-browser

Visual Studio Code Code editor

GitHub Version control/portfolio

MDN Web Docs Best JS reference

🧠 Optional Weekly Habit Tracker


Habit Goal

Practice JS for 30–60 mins/day ✅


Watch 2–3 quality tutorials/week ✅
Build a mini project each week ✅
Share progress (Twitter/GitHub) ✅

✅ End of 12 Weeks: What You'll Know


●​ Core JavaScript syntax and logic​

●​ DOM & user interaction​

●​ Real-world APIs and async code​

●​ 2–3 complete mini projects​

●​ Ready to learn React, Node.js, or Game Dev

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