Practice: JavaScript Loops and Conditionals

Course details

Every JavaScript program you write will eventually have to make decisions and complete repetitive tasks. How good are you with conditionals and loops? How do you get better? Practice, practice, practice! But where to find it, and how to structure it? In this course, David Eisenberg gives you the chance to test your skills, find your focus, and work through problems that are just challenging enough to help you achieve the next level of JavaScript development. The course starts with an assessment quiz, so you can determine how much you already know about each topic, and whether you need to review or dive right into the challenges.

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Assess and practice your JavaScript loops and conditionals
02 - System setup

1. Assess Yourself

03 - Choose your adventure

2. Working with Conditionals

04 - If and else decision-making
05 - Challenge - High-deposit alerts
06 - Solution - High-deposit alerts
07 - Challenge - Stay above zero
08 - Solution - Stay above zero
09 - Challenge - Calculate discount offerings
10 - Solution - Calculate discount offerings
11 - Challenge - Quadratic formula
12 - Solution - Quadratic formula
13 - Challenge - Putting it all together
14 - Solution - Putting it all together
15 - Switch
16 - Challenge - Calculate days in a month
17 - Solution - Calculate days in a month

3. Working with Loops

18 - While structure
19 - Challenge - The Collatz conjecture
20 - Solution - The Collatz conjecture
21 - Challenge - Playing dice
22 - Solution - Playing dice
23 - Challenge - Calculate the break-even point of a loan
24 - Solution - Calculate the break-even point of a loan
25 - Challenge - Simulate an express lane checkout
26 - Solution - Simulate an express lane checkout
27 - For loops
28 - Challenge - Calculate minimum and maximum sales
29 - Solution - Calculate minimum and maximum sales
30 - Challenge - Indexed for loops to convert binary to decimal
31 - Solution - Indexed for loops to convert binary to decimal
32 - Challenge - Use for-of to convert binary numbers to decimal
33 - Solution - Use for-of to convert binary numbers to decimal
34 - Challenge - Build an inverted triangle
35 - Solution - Build an inverted triangle

Conclusion

36 - Next steps

Practice: JavaScript Loops and Conditionals

Authors

J. David Eisenberg