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I showed you in the last minutes and in the last lectures,

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I now want to conclude this section. It,

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was never a big section with a lot of new content,

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but this now basically concludes or finishes

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our JavaScript foundation.

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JavaScript has way more to offer, way more features.

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There is a reason why I also offer a

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50 hour course focused on just JavaScript.

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There's way more you can teach,

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but this course is not a JavaScript course.

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It's a general web development course. And therefore,

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of course,

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we want to ensure that we give you all these fundamentals

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for HTML, for CSS, for Java script,

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that you need to get started building websites

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and that you know the most common and important features.

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And with control structures, we added more common

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and important features that you need to know.

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Now, in this module here,

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we did learn about conditional code about "if" statements

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and about comparison operators and logical operators.

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And we saw a great example here in this demo JS code with

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these remaining characters.

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Here, we also see that we can use "if", "else if"

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and "else" combined

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to run different code based on different circumstances.

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We learned about Boolean values and about these comparison

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operators. And we also learned that

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you can combine operators that you can use the "end" or

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"or" operator to derive more complex results

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and more complex values.

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Now, we then also learned about loops and we learned

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that loops allow us to repeat code based on

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different circumstances

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until a certain number of iterations is met

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to loop through all the elements in an array

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or all the properties in an object or loop as

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long as a certain condition is met.

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We also saw that in the examples I showed you a couple of

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minutes ago, and there you saw all those loops.

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And actually, again, combined with plenty of

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other JavaScript features we also learned about

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throughout this course.

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Like, query selector,

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adding event listeners, even query selector,

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all which we saw in action here for selecting all

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these links

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and much, much more.

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Definitely make sure that all these features,

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these loops, the idea behind control structures,

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and so on. That, all of that is clear because

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we will need that for the rest of this course.

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Now it's needless to say that we will have more examples and

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more demos,

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but still make sure you go back to individual lectures where

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the concept taught might not be 100% clear yet,

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so that we are all on the same page

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once you finished this module.

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You should know what the idea behind controlled structures

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is and how loops and "if" statements generally work.