Javascript - Video Tutorials in Urdu & Hindi


JavaScript (JS) is an interpreted computer programming language. As part of web browsers, implementations allow client-side scripts to interact with the user, control the browser, communicate asynchronously, and alter the document content that is displayed. It has also become common in server-side programming, game development and the creation of desktop applications.
In this video you’ll learn JavaScript which is a client side scripting language and mostly used in web designing and web development, you’ll learn it in Urdu & Hindi. There are many other videos you can watch.

Introduction to JavaScript

  • JavaScript is a client side scripting language which is used to change HTML static pages into a dynamic pages or it brings interactivity in HTML web pages.
  • A client side scripting language means it has support in the browser and doesn't require a web server to be executed.
  • JavaScript is supported by all major browsers and it is written HTML document.

The History of JavaScript

  • JavaScript was initially introduced by Netscape a web browser in 1995. The first author of this language was Brendan Eich.
  • JavaScript's first version was released in 1996.
  • JavaScript has support for communicating with web servers and that was included in JavaScript in 2000.
  • In 2006, JavaScript released its most popular library called "jQuery" which is now used by millions of websites on the web.

Video Tutorials in the 5 Set which is below:

  • Javascript - Part-1 Intoduction
  • Javascript - Part-2 Basic Syntax
  • Javascript - Part-3 Methods
  • Javascript - Part-4 Variables
  • Javascript - Part-5 Data Types
  • Javascript - Part-6 Conditional Statements
  • Javascript - Part-7 Comparison Operators
  • Javascript - Part-8 Logical Operators
  • Javascript - Part-9 Alert Box
  • Javascript - Part-10 Confirm Box
  • Javascript - Part-11 Prompt Box
  • Javascript - Part-12 Arrays
  • Javascript - Part-13 Functions
  • Javascript - Part-14 Objects
  • Javascript - Part-15 Comments
  • Javascript - Part-16 Loops
  • Javascript - Part-17 Date Objects
  • Javascript - Part-18 Clock using Date Objects
  • Javascript - Part-19 Window Objects Part-1
  • Javascript - Part-20 Window Objects Part-2
  • Javascript - Part-21 Window Objects Part-3
  • Javascript - Part-22 DOM Part-1
  • Javascript - Part-23 DOM Part-2
  • Javascript - Part-24 DOM Part-3
  • Javascript - Part-25 DOM Part-4

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