MTA: Intro to Programming Using JavaScript (98-382)
(98-382)
/ ISBN: 9781644590799
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MTA: Intro to Programming Using JavaScript (98-382)
Kick start your prep for the MTA 98-382 exam with the MTA: Intro to Programming Using JavaScript (98-382) course and lab. The lab can be mapped to any course, textbook, or training, therefore, adding value and a hands-on component to training. Microsoft JavaScript certification course completely covers the MTA 98-382 exam objectives and teaches you about JavaScript operators, methods, keywords, variables, data types, and functions; interact with the Document Object Model (DOM), and interact with HTML forms, and more.
The Microsoft JavaScript certification enables candidates to utilize data types supported by JavaScript. It also allows students to identify and compose the syntactically correct JavaScript code. The MTA 98-382 exam is specifically designed for the candidates who compose, debug, and manage well-documented JavaScript code. The MTA 98-382 exam validates the candidates' skills to successfully manage JavaScript programming.
Lessons
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10+ Lessons
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118+ Quizzes
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85+ Flashcards
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85+ Glossary of terms
TestPrep
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40+ Pre Assessment Questions
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2+ Full Length Tests
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45+ Post Assessment Questions
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90+ Practice Test Questions
Lab
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92+ Performance lab
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61+ Video tutorials
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01:50+ Hours
Video Lessons
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104+ Videos
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03:12+ Hours
- About JavaScript
- JavaScript Getting Started
- Comments in JavaScript
- Your First JavaScript Code
- Exercise
- JavaScript Variables
- JavaScript Data Types
- JavaScript Operators
- JavaScript Operators Precedence
- JavaScript Alerts and Prompts
- JavaScript Keywords and Reserved Words
- Scripts
- Constants
- JavaScript Debugging
- Exercise
- Decision Making
- Loops
- Exercise
- Types of Arrays
- Declaring and Initialization of an Array
- Array Methods
- Sorting and Searching in Array
- Access an Element of an Array
- Exercise
- Function Definition
- Calling a Function
- Nested Functions
- Built-In Functions
- The this Keyword
- Exercise
- Object-Oriented Language
- Creating Objects
- The String Object
- The Date Object
- The forEach() Method
- Exercise
- The Browser Hierarchy
- Window open() and close() Method
- JavaScript Window Screen
- Exercise
- DOM Levels
- The DOM as a Tree
- Retrieving Elements
- DOM Events
- JavaScript innerHTML and document.write()
- Exercise
- Overview of Form Elements
- Form Objects
- Working with Form Information
- Validation with JavaScript
- Form Submission Process
- Exercise
- Error Handling and Exceptions
- Types of Errors
- try, catch and finally Statements
- throw Statement
- Exercise
Hands on Activities (Performance Labs)
- Using Single-Line and Multi-Line Comments
- Running a JavaScript Code
- Understanding basic concepts of JavaScript
- Using Strict Mode
- Using Variable Scopes
- Using arithmetic operators
- Using Data Types
- Using Operators
- Using JavaScript Alerts and Prompts
- Using the alert() method
- Using the prompt() method
- Using the confirm() method
- Using Internal JavaScript
- Using noscript
- Using External JavaScript
- Using Constants
- Using the Debugger Keyword
- Setting Breakpoints in JavaScript
- Getting the Console Log Using JavaScript
- Using the Decision-Making Statements
- Using the if statement
- Working with the nested if statements
- Using the if-else statement
- Using the continue Statement
- Using the break Statement
- Using the while Loop
- Using the for Loop
- Using the do-while Loop
- Using the for loop
- Understanding the while loop
- Working with the do-while loop
- Using Multi-Dimensional Arrays
- Using the Array Methods
- Sorting and Searching in Array
- Using the indexof() method
- Using the sort() method
- Knowing the Difference between Pass By Value and Pass By Reference
- Calling a Function
- Using the array.length() method
- Calling a function
- Using Nested Functions
- Using Different Mathematical Functions in JavaScript
- Using the toFixed() Function
- Using the isNaN() Function
- Using the parseInt() and parseFloat() Functions
- Using the isNan() function
- Using the math.ceil() method
- Using the this Keyword
- Creating Objects
- Working with the objects
- Using the String Object
- Formatting strings
- Using the concat() method - Part I
- Using the concat() method - Part II
- Using the Date Object
- Calculating the Difference Between Two Dates
- Using Localization
- Using the Time Function in JavaScript
- Using the Date object
- Using the forEach() Method
- Using the forEach() method - Part I
- Using forEach() method - Part II
- Using the Window open() and close() Methods
- Using the JavaScript Window Screen
- Retrieving Elements by Tag Name
- Retrieving Elements
- Using the Onfocus and Onblur Events
- Using the DOM Event
- Understanding DOM events - Part I
- Understanding DOM events - Part II
- Understanding DOM events - Part III
- Using JavaScript innerHTML and document.write()
- Using innerHTML property
- Creating a Form
- Using the Select Object
- Using the Radio and Check Box Objects
- Using a Text Box Object
- Using the Password Object
- Using the POST Method
- Retrieving Form Values from Textbox
- Retrieving Form Values from a Dropdown
- Working with form Information
- Using Validation with JavaScript
- Validating a form
- Using the GET Method
- Using the onsubmit Event
- Using try and catch in JavaScript
- Knowing Syntax Errors
- Knowing Runtime Errors
- Using the finally Statement
- Working with errors and exceptions
- Using the throw Statement
| What are the prerequisites for this exam? | Candidates are expected to have at least 100 hours of instruction or hands-on experience with the JavaScript programming language. Candidates should also be familiar with JavaScript features and capabilities, and understand how to write, debug, and maintain well-formed, well documented JavaScript code. |
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| What is the exam registration fee? | USD 127 |
| Where do I take the exam? | Certiport or Pearson VUE |
| What is the format of the exam? | Single choice, multiple choice, drag-and-drop, active screen, build list, case studies, and short answer. |
| How many questions are asked in the exam? | The exam contains 40-60 questions. |
| What is the duration of the exam? | 45 minutes |
| What is the passing score? | The passing score varies from exam to exam and is provided on the score report. |
| What is the exam's retake policy? | Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) and Microsoft Certified Educator (MCE) exam retake policy:
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| What is the validity of the certification? | For life |
| Where can I find more information about this exam? | To know more about the , click here. |
| What are the career opportunities after passing this exam? |
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