01. Intー*ラηΔØ=ドト
ES6
It's time to turn the knobs up a notch. ⏫
In 2015, a major shift in how we write modern JavaScript occurred with the release of ECMAScript 2015 (or ES6). This led to features such as:
- Making functions in a more concise way.
- Writing strings with variables inside of them.
- Using spread and rest operators for arrays and objects.
- Using promises for asynchronous operations (next chapter).
Over time, the syntax from ES6 has helped us write cleaner, clearer JavaScript code.
In this chapter, we'll start learning some ES6 syntax that includes arrow functions, template literals, and the for...of and for...in loops.
Note: If you're using let and const for variables, you're already writing in ES6! 😀
Our Editor
For this course, we'll be using two different editors to teach various concepts.
- This chapter will use a simple JS editor with a Console window.
- The next chapter will use an editor that supports HTML, CSS, and JS code.
Instructions
For this exercise, you don't have to do anything.
Go ahead and hit "Complete" to continue onward!
Help
index.js
Console
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01. Intれδ[ΔΔト—イ!
ES6
It's time to turn the knobs up a notch. ⏫
In 2015, a major shift in how we write modern JavaScript occurred with the release of ECMAScript 2015 (or ES6). This led to features such as:
- Making functions in a more concise way.
- Writing strings with variables inside of them.
- Using spread and rest operators for arrays and objects.
- Using promises for asynchronous operations (next chapter).
Over time, the syntax from ES6 has helped us write cleaner, clearer JavaScript code.
In this chapter, we'll start learning some ES6 syntax that includes arrow functions, template literals, and the for...of and for...in loops.
Note: If you're using let and const for variables, you're already writing in ES6! 😀
Our Editor
For this course, we'll be using two different editors to teach various concepts.
- This chapter will use a simple JS editor with a Console window.
- The next chapter will use an editor that supports HTML, CSS, and JS code.
Instructions
For this exercise, you don't have to do anything.
Go ahead and hit "Complete" to continue onward!
Help
index.js