Javascript notes for professionals

JavaScript Notes for Professionals

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CONTENTS IN JAVASCRIPT NOTES FOR PROFESSIONALS

Chapter 1: Getting started with Java Language

Chapter 2: Type Conversion

Chapter 3: Getters and Setters

Chapter 4: Reference Data Types

Chapter 5: Java Compiler — ‘javac’

Chapter 6: Documenting Java Code

Chapter 7: Command line Argument Processing

Chapter 8: The Java Command — ‘java’ and ‘javaw’

Chapter 10: Primitive Data Types

Chapter 14: String Tokenizer

Chapter 15: Splitting a string into fixed length parts

Chapter 17: Dates and Time (java.time.*)

Chapter 22: Bit Manipulation

Chapter 32: TreeMap and TreeSet

Chapter 33: Queues and Deques

Chapter 34: Dequeue Interface

Chapter 38: Enum starting with number

Chapter 42: Object Class Methods and Constructor

Chapter 44: Immutable Class

Chapter 45: Immutable Objects

Chapter 46: Visibility (controlling access to members of a class)

Chapter 48: Classes and Objects

Chapter 49: Local Inner Class

Chapter 50: Nested and Inner Classes

Chapter 51: The java.util.Objects Class

Chapter 52: Default Methods

Chapter 55: Reference Types

Chapter 58: InputStreams and OutputStreams

Chapter 59: Readers and Writers

Chapter 61: Collection Factory Methods

Chapter 62: Alternative Collections

Chapter 63: Concurrent Collections

Chapter 64: Choosing Collections

Chapter 68: Object References

Chapter 69: Exceptions and exception handling

Chapter 70: Calendar and its Subclasses

Chapter 71: Using the static keyword

Chapter 72: Properties Class

Chapter 73: Lambda Expressions

Chapter 74: Basic Control Structures

Chapter 80: Regular Expressions

Chapter 81: Comparable and Comparator

Chapter 82: Java Floating Point Operations

Chapter 83: Currency and Money

Chapter 84: Object Cloning

Chapter 86: Converting to and from Strings

Chapter 87: Random Number Generation

Chapter 90: 2D Graphics in Java

Chapter 92: Class — Java Reflection

Chapter 94: NIO — Networking

Chapter 95: HttpURLConnection

Chapter 97: Nashorn JavaScript engine

Chapter 98: Java Native Interface

Chapter 99: Functional Interfaces

Chapter 100: Fluent Interface

Chapter 101: Remote Method Invocation (RMI)

Chapter 102: Iterator and Iterable

Chapter 103: Reflection API

Chapter 108: XML Parsing using the JAXP APIs

Chapter 109: XML XPath Evaluation

Chapter 110: XOM — XML Object Model

Chapter 112: Encapsulation

Chapter 114: Varargs (Variable Argument)

Chapter 115: Logging (java.util.logging)

Chapter 116: log4j / log4j2

Chapter 117: Oracle Ocial Code Standard

Chapter 118: Character encoding

Chapter 119: Apache Commons Lang

Chapter 120: Localization and Internationalization

Chapter 121: Parallel programming with Fork/Join framework

Chapter 122: Non-Access Modifiers

Chapter 124: Java Native Access

Chapter 126: Concurrent Programming (Threads)

Chapter 127: Executor, ExecutorService and Thread pools

Chapter 129: Using ThreadPoolExecutor in MultiThreaded applications.

Chapter 130: Common Java Pitfalls

Chapter 131: Java Pitfalls — Exception usage

Chapter 132: Java Pitfalls — Language syntax

Chapter 133: Java Pitfalls — Threads and Concurrency

Chapter 134: Java Pitfalls — Nulls and NullPointerException

Chapter 135: Java Pitfalls — Performance Issues

Chapter 136: ServiceLoader

Chapter 138: Creating Images Programmatically

Chapter 140: RSA Encryption

Chapter 141: Secure objects

Chapter 142: Security & Cryptography

Chapter 143: Security & Cryptography

Chapter 144: SecurityManager

Chapter 146: sun.misc.Unsafe

Chapter 147: Java Memory Model

Chapter 148: Java deployment

Chapter 149: Java plugin system implementations

Chapter 151: Java SE 7 Features

Chapter 152: Java SE 8 Features

Chapter 153: Dynamic Method Dispatch

Chapter 154: Generating Java Code

Chapter 156: Stack-Walking API

Chapter 159: FTP (File Transfer Protocol)

Chapter 160: Using Other Scripting Languages in Java

Chapter 163: Java Print Service

Chapter 164: CompletableFuture

Chapter 165: Runtime Commands

Chapter 168: Multi-Release JAR Files

Chapter 169: Just in Time (JIT) compiler

Chapter 170: Bytecode Modification

Chapter 171: Disassembling and Decompiling

Chapter 173: Java Virtual Machine (JVM)

Chapter 176: JVM Tool Interface

Chapter 177: Java Memory Management

Chapter 178: Java Performance Tuning

Chapter 180: FileUpload to AWS

Chapter 181: AppDynamics and TIBCO BusinessWorks Instrumentation for Easy Integration

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Chapters

1. Getting started with JavaScript
2. JavaScript Variables
3. Built-in Constants
4. Comments
5. Console
6. Datatypes in JavaScript
7. Strings
8. Date
9. Date Comparison
10. Comparison Operations
11. Conditions
12. Arrays
13. Objects
14. Arithmetic (Math)
15. Bitwise operators
16. Constructor functions
17. Declarations and Assignments
18. Loops
19. Functions
20. Functional JavaScript
21. Prototypes, objects
22. Classes
23. Namespacing
24. Context (this)
25. Setters and Getters
26. Events
27. Inheritance
28. Method Chaining
29. Callbacks
30. Intervals and Timeouts
31. Regular expressions
32. Cookies
33. Web Storage
34. Data attributes
35. JSON
36. AJAX
37. Enumerations
38. Map
39. Timestamps
40. Unary Operators
41. Generators
42. Promises
43. Set
44. Modals — Prompts
45. execCommand and contenteditable
46. History
47. Navigator Object
48. BOM (Browser Object Model)
49. The Event Loop
50. Strict mode
51. Custom Elements
52. Data Manipulation
53. Binary Data
54. Template Literals
55. Fetch
56. Scope
57. Modules
58. Screen
59. Variable coercion/conversion
60. Destructuring assignment
61. WebSockets
62. Arrow Functions
63. Workers
64. requestAnimationFrame
65. Creational Design Patterns
66. Detecting browser
67. Symbols
68. Transpiling
69. Automatic Semicolon Insertion — ASI
70. Localization
71. Geolocation
72. IndexedDB
73. Modularization Techniques
74. Proxy
75. .postMessage() and MessageEvent
76. WeakMap
77. WeakSet
78. Escape Sequences
79. Behavioral Design Patterns
80. Server-sent events
81. Async functions (async/await)
82. Async Iterators
83. How to make iterator usable inside async callback function
84. Tail Call Optimization
85. Bitwise Operators — Real World Examples (snippets)
86. Tilde ~
87. Using JavaScript to get/set CSS custom variables
88. Selection API
89. File API, Blobs and FileReaders
90. Notifications API
91. Vibration API
92. Battery Status API
93. Fluent API
94. Web Cryptography API
95. Security issues
96. Same Origin Policy & Cross-Origin Communication
97. Error Handling
98. Global error handling in browsers
99. Debugging
100. Unit Testing JavaScript
101. Evaluating JavaScript
102. Linters — Ensuring code quality
103. Anti-patterns
104. Performance Tips
105. Memory efficiency
106. Reserved Keywords

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Getting started with JavaScript
JavaScript Variables
Built-in Constants
Datatypes in JavaScript
Arithmetic (Math)
Bitwise operators
Strings
Date
Date Comparison
Comparison Operations
Constructor functions
Conditions
Comments
Arrays
Objects
Declarations and Assignments
Loops
Functions
Functional JavaScript
Prototypes, objects
Classes
Namespacing
Callbacks
Context (this)
Setters and Getters
Events
Inheritance
Method Chaining
Intervals and Timeouts
Console
Regular expressions
Cookies
Data attributes
JSON
AJAX
Enumerations
Map
Timestamps
Unary Operators
Error Handling
Generators
Promises
Async functions (async/await)
Set
Modals — Prompts
execCommand and contenteditable
History
Navigator Object
BOM (Browser Object Model)
The Event Loop
Strict mode
Custom Elements
Data Manipulation
Binary Data
Template Literals
Fetch
Scope
Modules
Screen
Variable coercion/conversion
Destructuring assignment
Web Storage
WebSockets
Arrow Functions
Workers
Creational Design Patterns
requestAnimationFrame
Global error handling in browsers
Tail Call Optimization
Detecting browser
Symbols
Transpiling
Unit Testing JavaScript
Debugging
Automatic Semicolon Insertion — ASI
Localization
Geolocation
IndexedDB
Modularization Techniques
Proxy
.postMessage() and MessageEvent
WeakMap
WeakSet
Escape Sequences
Behavioral Design Patterns
Server-sent events
Async Iterators
How to make iterator usable inside async callback function
Tilde ~
Bitwise Operators — Real World Examples (snippets)
Using JavaScript to get/set CSS custom variables
Selection API
File API, Blobs and FileReaders
Notifications API
Vibration API
Battery Status API
Fluent API
Web Cryptography API
Security issues
Same Origin Policy & Cross-Origin Communication
Evaluating JavaScript
Linters — Ensuring code quality
Anti-patterns
Performance Tips
Memory efficiency

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