Módulo D - Condições em JavaScript

Hello! Here begins your D module of JavaScript Curso em Vídeo, totally sponsored by Google. And if you have come to this module, I sincerely hope that you have passed by the other three modules.

I hope you have known a little more about JavaScript already know the basic commands, have already practiced enough the use of basic commands of data manipulation and I hope you have also practiced and understood what the DOM is the Document Object Model and so far, everything is done as a sequence if you stop to analyze all the commands that we gave were executed. But from now on, in your d module, we are going to work with "the conditions" in JavaScript. This module is slightly larger than it usually is, it consists of five videos including classes and exercises.

And throughout this module, we will deal with all kinds of conditions that exist in the language We are going to start with the simple conditions, so we can start working with the "if" structure, and soon after that we will deal with the Compound Conditional Statement , the "if. . else".

Then, in a next class, we will deal with "nested structures", the nested conditions, which is when I I use "else if", and I'm going to concatenate multiple conditions. And speaking of it, we will also see the multiple conditions, with the structure "switch. .

case", and one of the most important and valuable aspects of your course: this is the first module where there are exclusive exercises videos I know we've done some exercises so far, but from now on you will have proposed exercises. This is a very important subject and I'm getting closer to the camera to say it. Do not even dare to think "Ah!

This video is just an exercise, I will skip this one" You must understand, Little Grasshopper, exercises are so important or (in my opinion) even more important than the class itself, because it is in these exercises that you will prove for yourself that you are learning JavaScript. So, do not fall for that saying "I'm going to skip these videos because they're just exercises" Watch them all! Remember you are committed to learn You're not going to skip anything, you're going to score all the information, you will use two screens to facilitate your learning, you will practice a lot and, if possible, practice with other people Thus, welcome to Module D of your JavaScript Video Course.