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JavaScript Arrays for Pythonistas

Stephen Gruppetta
Stephen Gruppetta 17 Lessons 2h 24m
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What’s Included:

  • 17 Lessons
  • Video Subtitles and Full Transcripts
  • 2 Downloadable Resources
  • Interactive Quiz to Check Your Progress
  • 4 Hands-On Coding Exercises
  • Q&A With JavaScript Experts: Ask a Question
  • Certificate of Completion

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Getting Started

1 Lesson 1m

  1. 1. Welcome to the On-Call Rota01:52

Lists Become Arrays

4 Lessons 39m

  1. 1. Building the Rota as an Array14:00
  2. 2. Rotating the Rota With push() and shift()04:21
  3. 3. Replacing Tuples With Arrays13:00
  4. 4. Exercise: Rotate the Rota and Cover the Last Week08:30

Copies and In-Place Changes

4 Lessons 42m

  1. 1. Taking the Next Three Weeks With slice()13:00
  2. 2. Joining Arrays With concat()15:30
  3. 3. Changing the Rota in Place With splice()04:40
  4. 4. Exercise: Apply the Team Changes09:30

Searching and Sorting

4 Lessons 29m

  1. 1. Taking Someone Off by Name04:43
  2. 2. Sorting the Rota for the Wiki10:00
  3. 3. Sorting Numbers With a Compare Function04:17
  4. 4. Exercise: Answer "When Am I On Call?"10:00

Project: The On-Call Rota

2 Lessons 12m

  1. 1. Porting the Monday Rota Script04:45
  2. 2. Exercise: Finish the Pager Report08:00

Reviewing What You've Learned

2 Lessons 18m

  1. 1. JavaScript Arrays for Pythonistas (Quiz)07:30
  2. 2. JavaScript Arrays for Pythonistas (Summary)10:30
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About Stephen Gruppetta

Stephen obtained a PhD in physics and worked as a physicist in academia for over a decade before becoming a programming educator. He's constantly looking for simple ways to explain complex things.

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