Blog 3 : JavaScript Essentials for Beginners

Hello, fellow coders! Welcome back to the latest installment of "Priyanshu Mishra Blogs"!

Today, we're diving into Part-3 of our JavaScript for Beginners series, and I can't wait to see your programming skills continue to grow. 🚀

Just to jog your memory, in Part-1, we delved into the world of JavaScript with topics like Printing Statements, Variables, and Arithmetic Operators. It was a foundational step that set the stage for your coding journey.

And who can forget Part-2? We explored Incrementing and Decrementing numbers, handy Shortcuts (*=, /=), adding 1 to numbers, and even cracked the code on Escape sequences in strings (🎃).

If you haven't had the chance to check out Part-1 and Part-2, I highly recommend doing so. These articles lay the groundwork for what we're about to explore in this edition. 😉

Now, let's get ready to level up your JavaScript skills! 💻🔥

Topic:👇

Concatenating strings with plus operator 🎓

EXAMPLE:

var mystr = "Hi I am Rachit, " + " How are you?"
console.log(mystr)

OUTPUT:

Concatenating strings with plus equals operator🎩

• We can also get an output with the plus equals operator.

EXAMPLE:

 var bat = "This is my bat "
 bat += "and this is my ball"
 console.log(bat)

OUTPUT:

Constructing strings with variables📌

 var firstCode = " my first coding language was C++."
 var askingYou = "Hi my name is rachit," + firstCode + " What was yours?"
 console.log(askingYou)

OUTPUT:

Activity Time!!!

Let's add a twist to our coding adventure! 🎉

Step 1: We'll kick things off by creating a variable called myStr and filling it with the word "awesome". Here's how you do it:

javascriptCopy codelet myStr = "awesome";

Step 2: Next, we're crafting another variable called ourStr and this time we're infusing it with "blog is". Here's your line of code:

javascriptCopy codelet ourStr = "blog is";

Step 3: Now, the exciting part! We want to combine these two strings to produce our output: "blog is awesome!" using the += operator. Let's make the magic happen:

javascriptCopy codeourStr += " " + myStr + "!";

And there you have it, folks! We've successfully constructed the phrase "blog is awesome!" with a bit of JavaScript code. Your coding skills are on fire! 🔥💻🚀

BEST OF LUCK!💛

Find Length of string🎗

Sometimes you wanna find the length of strings, Javascript makes it easier!! To find the length of the string JS has the special operator called .length

EXAMPLE:

 var code = "Coding is fun" //space is also counted as a lenth
 console.log(code.length)

OUTPUT:

13

• Here we're getting 13 because it counts the spaces also and also it starts with 0 like 0, 1, 2, 3.....

Bracket Notations to find the characters of strings🎲

OUTPUT:

N

Bracket Notations to find the last letter!🛒

If you'll just write -1 after the strings then you must get the last letter of the string 👆👆

Similarly if you write-2then you'll get the second last letter of the string.

Hopefully you are done with the length part!!💚

You've got this! Learning by doing is the key to mastering coding. 💪❤️

Inspiration for Today: Just remember, every great coder once started as a beginner. So, let's get our hands dirty with some code! 👨‍💻

I genuinely hope you all found this article not just useful, but downright awesome! 🚀🚀🚀 If it helped you, please don't hesitate to drop a comment and share your thoughts. Your feedback keeps me motivated and inspired!

So, that's a wrap for Part-3 of our JavaScript for Beginners series. I'll be right back here tomorrow with even more exciting stuff in Part-4. Until then, take care and see you soon! 👋