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An excellent video tutorial for newcomers to the JS world, for the audience the content of this video as follows: Getting Starting with JavaScript: 0:02 JavaScript Data Types: 16:18 Getting starting with strings: 20:38 Common strings methods: 31:02 Getting starting with numbers: 36:16 Template strings: 46:16 Arrays: 52:25 Null & Undefined: 1:01:40 Boolean & Comparison Operators: 1:04:57 Loose && Strict Comparison: 1:14:39 Type Conversion: 1:18:44

The way JavaScript is taught here is out of this world. There is no rush, there is no assumption that I know something, everything is explained in detail and no stage is skipped. If only my University taught like this no-one would fail. I am definitely going to do more courses from you on KZfaq and on Udemy. Thank you, this is worth all the data and value for money on your paid courses.

Wow, I've been trying to learn Javascript for months and this is the only instructor that teaches you Javascript in a practical way from the start. It's all sinking in now. Thank you! You're amazing!

this is the only guy in youtube that makes me watch whole ads.

I'm a developer, and a big believer on mastering the basics. I've learned something everytime I've watched Net Ninja's videos. Even the intro series. Always learning!

I'm just now seeing this, 3 years after you published it, and i've got to say, this is one of the best-formatted courses for coding I've ever seen. I am a python programmer who learned on Udemy with Angela Yu's course, but she doesn't have a dedicated JS course. I found yours instead, and many of the things I loved about her course, I'm finding them in your course as well. You explain things very thoroughly; most, like literally 99% of coding courses on KZfaq are comprised entirely of just watching someone code, and they don't actually explain in detail what they're doing, what they're using etc. It's just meant for us to follow along, but that isn't real learning. Your course is very well done. Great job!

I want to say a big thank you. Your laravel KZfaq course started me on Laravel in 2020, I'm currently a laravel developer and have done some cold projects. I started learning react April this year (2022) via some of your courses, currently I have done some projects with react js, currently working on one with Next js. You are an exceptional teacher, please keep up the great work. Much love and respect. ❤️❤️

Oh man…. A friend recommended you for javascript. This is first time ever when i wanna see all tutorials, your explaining style is awesome and we can really understand and learn better. I’m regretting only that i disn’t discovered you early to learn, but as they say… ‘better later than never’. Thank you for your effort and bless you for helping others to learn javascript. Peace ✌🏻

This may sound trivial but it's refreshing to see a dev using something other than a Mac!

I love your course. I bought it on Udemy but still came here because KZfaq let me speed up video playback so I could learn faster, thanks to your easy understandable explanation and nice accent.

Wow, you can explain it clearly but also quickly. I know the basic principles of Js, but through your video it reinforces the basis even more. you really are a good teacher

After 2 years learing i start working and this chage my life bsc you Thanks!

It's good reminder for someone who knows the basics, great :D

A really JS beginner course; and the lecturer is so helpful to hold your hands step by step, and explain in details. Absolutely gorgeous!!!

Love the way you defining each topic in-depth in an easiest way. Thanks Man

this is awesome, I read some books about fundamental, they were strong but quite outdated, but watching these tutorials helps to up to date the knowledge what I have got from those books , thank you so much

First time I watched whole topic tutorials on youtube.. Just finished NodeJs crash course and gonna finish this topic too. Personal advice to those who already know the basics of Javascript but still want to learn more, just change the playback speed to 1.75x :), you'll save time. Definitely an A+ web dev tutorial channel on youtube!

Wow! Simple and easy to understand, I learned a lot . Thank you!

I love how you teach step by step without rushing anything. Keep doing what you do and more power to you!

This is probably one of the best and well-explained course of JS. Really appreciate your time for creating this. Cheers!

Thank you so much TheNetNinja. You are a savior, I am actually a first year college student, doing Information Technology Engineering and i have seen so many sources on net, but yours was the best that I came by. Thank You once again, your explanations are beautiful!

dude your teaching is from another universe. well done. thanks so much!

I don't usually use semicolons, and I thought they were never needed. But it's important to add them if you're writing a regular expression let a = /hello/; or you'd run into errors. Thanks for the advice.

This is brilliant as f**k!!! I tried many things such as watching other tutorials and eBooks but couldn't for the life of me understand what was going on. After watching this video for 16 mins, JS seems to be easy and fun! Plus, it's very nice to have such a brilliant teacher and is very kind of you to make it available for free especially for those who can't afford other expensive courses. Thank you so much!!! 😊😉😃

If a ever became a developer large part it would be because of you and your tutorials ,tnx m8!

Excellent course! Just a kind reminder: if anyone else encounters the same issue I had, where (the console doesn't run the JavaScript,) make sure to link the JavaScript file (sandbox.js) in your index.html like this: .

@23:24 that moment when the name of your favorite author is logged into the console. Epic!

Wow this is the best explaination of this I've come across. Others explaination sort of go over my head

The best thing about Learning from the Net Ninja is he does not waste my time going over old and/or out dated methods of using JS. So many instructors will spend hours on how to use JS then say but this not how it should be done, and then spend a few minutes showing us the correct way. A little history is important so I recognize old code when I see it. To make a long story short, Shaun I'll spend the next hour going through this tutorial and then I'm pretty sure I'll head over and purchase your full course. Thank you for being different. ps. I use Chrome Dev Tools, but I find Firefox Developer Edition dev tools a lot more helpful.

I learn a lot with you I am very grateful to be able to see your videos, you are the best

This is an excellent overview. I want to check out the Udemy Course.

Absolutely amazing. I learnt a lot. 😎👏

Best JavaScript Tutorial, I bought the full course and it is excellent ! , Arrigato Net Ninja San !

Thank you very much. Your toturials are life saving.

It feels like I just completed my graduation when the video is finished.

Thank you so much for this video. You really helped me a lot.

Thanks so much for this amazing tutorial.

Simple and easy to understand. The latest syntax of JavaScript is all here

Not just great at teaching, you are also funny Shaun. I love you Sensei.

This is so exiting I Love your tutorials!! 🌸🌸🌸 Looking forward to look at the more complex stuff but I’ll start from the begining 😛😛😛 Thanks, I know you have a reason for calling yourselfe ninja, because you are a true ninja!! Helped me of alot 😇😀😛😘🌸🌿

Hi Man, I watched your videos for my Senior project when I was still an IT college student, till now I have a chance to do the frontent job again, and your videos are still super helpful even for career .

This guys courses are mind blowing.. dude is too good🙌

I'm not surprised at all that this channel has blown up! I learned HTML here about 7/8 years ago when this channel first started and once I found NetNinja, I stopped looking (because as they say, when you find the one, you just know! 😌). I'm not a techie (rather an accountant) but do like having a varied skillset which has really helped me in life. And even in accounting, having learned coding has really helped with my excel skills. Unlike my colleagues, I use excel like a programming language and when people see me write formulae to completely automate a workbook, they are super impressed but it's no different to programming. Anywho, I'm back as I've got a side project going on which needs js and boy am I glad there's a plethora of content to get stuck into! Thanks ever so much for your relentless excellence 💟🙂

great work man, thank you!

Just bought the course，expecting more excellent courses!

One of your strengths as an instructor is that you usually explain the "why" in a lot of the details of what you're doing. This is very helpful for beginners. However, in this video there's a lot of things going on and a lot of things I just don't understand the purpose; all these bits of code you're making and how it would be applied in context. In other words, what's the story? If someone was writing these lines of code, what would it be for? For instance, why would a coder want to change a variable they already set? Is it the coder changing the variable or does this allow the user to change the variable...

You are wonderful, the way you explain, teach and so on. Everything is just amazing. I learn very easily with your course. Thank you

Hello I've been following your tutorials for a long time now and I'm actually starting my own online series but I'm not getting very clear audio and video. Any tips to ensure very good quality would be much appreciated. Thanks.

Very clear basic course, very useful.

I already have the JS foundation and it is good material as a refresher.

Hi Ninja, I am interested in the full course on Udemy, is there any possible discount for us in 2022? Thanks !

Hello Ninja, I have just started learning JS, I have followed everything you have said(great F12), but unable to get the console.log to show the variables. Great work and hoping to sign up on Udemy. keep up the great work, many thanks, so helpfully.

Extremely good tutorial.

omg i just love ya man! i'm broke as hell but imma definitely buy this udemy course and btw thank you soooo much for not making it soooo costly!

When I open the developers console, the code from visual studio isnt showing up. What should i do?

One package also that is very good for teaching Javascript and visualisation of data in the variables is Quokka.js . Also a must try .

Thanks a lot, man u get me on the tracks

love it! simple and to the point!

Which theme & fonts, font style& size u were used for vs code?

You are the best, really really understandable

how do I use ( if,else ) statement in back-tick? instead of ternary operator.

You are amazing shaun!! Thank you

u are a good teacher man

Love the Sanderson reference.

THAAANKYOU SENSEI and my visual studio is different guys how do i download the extra stuff you downloaded on it? its a 2019 version so weird i couldnt find it

You are the king of Ninjas .

hi, I have a question. If we have the script with only window.alert call at the bottom of body, why any of the HTML elements placed before the script, are not showing while the alert is on screen?

That's very nice! Thank you! By the way, what do you think about Elm?) Maybe you will create a course about it one day?)

great teaching style . . . .

Idk why I burst into tears when he replaced the "n" with a "w" and it became thewetninja hahahaha

7:15 Rofl 😂. Btw best latest Js tutorial

Hello Ninja. I am enticed the way you lecture. Would you please video on asynchronous java script?

About the slice method, for the second argument mentioned at 33:07 it is "not inclusive" Therefore: [start, end[ , it is shown in the doc at 33:05 (it appears quickly)

Hi Shaun, is there a reason you switched from Brackets to VS Code since your earlier tutorials, (I love Brackets)... p.s. which theme are you using? Like the colour contrast.

Great Amazing info, THANK YOU! Btw Brave Browser is awesome as well

One thing, while comparing string value with “” comparison operators I believe it checks the Unicode value of the first letter of the string right? Since Capitol letters comes before lowercase letters in Unicode that’s why “Shaun” < “shaun” is true, right?

thank you my brother you are the best

it would be great if we had some test at end of video, to test our knowledge and see do if we make progress :)

Wow. It's no surprise your course is rated a whopping 4.9 on Udemy! The highest I have seen for any course that has more than 100 ratings.

i just wanna say thank you love you the ninja sir

Can I just ask....What is the purpose or rather the visual use for this part, I get HTML and CSS, or is this part of Javascript for the coder?

hi, what font are you using in the editor please

why is there a danger eror and says ''The value "" for key "width" is invalid, and has been ignored'' does someone know how to solve this problem.

24:27 what if I wanted to get multiple characters from the string? For example the first and second character How should I write it? And thanks a lot for this great course!

Ninja I had a doubt,I saw some eslint tutorial on that everyone are installed eslint plug-in from vs code extension and then why are they installing it again in npm like npm install eslint.whats the purpose of installing it again if I had already installed it via vscode plug-in

Pls can you also put a $ sign in that likes for example //likes -=5 SO can you add your own $sign if we are to remove the like sir?

Imma obsessed with the background color soon T.T

You really are a blessing.

How to defer JS parsing for KZfaq embeds?

How do you change the live server to Google ( i have downloaded Google Chrome) , mine is Windows Explore

Is java the same as python? Alot of similarity Using jupyter notebook Thx sensei!

I have purchased your full course on udemy. Is your course up to date. I mean do you use es5 or es6 + features. this is only I want to know.

It's BEDMAS, E for exponents. Subtraction, addition is any order they appear, same for division, multiplication.

I made 8 pages of notes in my book, 3 breaks and one launch break in 6h of learning in this 124 min video lesson

Good Morning Sir , Thank you for your effort !! i have a question !! Do we have tuples in java script as in python , if yes , how can we use them ??

You are too kind. Thank you!

hello I really love your videos but I have a question my consol.log dosen't work on google chrome I don't get I need help

@2:43 What did you type to get the comment tag to populate at both ends?

The Best !The Best !The Best !The Best !The Best !The Best !