jsFlashcards.json

[{
	"explanation": "The most common variable. Can be reassigned but only accessed within a function. Variables defined with var move to the top when code is executed.( Use of var is discouraged since the release of ES6)",
	"category": "Variables",
	"name": "var",
	"subtype": "var"
}, {
	"explanation": "Cannot be reassigned and not accessible before they appear within the code.",
	"category": "Variables",
	"name": "const",
	"subtype": "const"
}, {
	"explanation": "Similar to const, however, let variable can be reassigned but not re-declared.",
	"category": "Variables",
	"name": "let",
	"subtype": "let"
}, {
	"explanation": "Join several arrays into one",
	"category": "Arrays",
	"name": "Array Method",
	"subtype": "concat"
}, {
	"explanation": "Returns the first position at which a given element appears in an array",
	"category": "Arrays",
	"name": "Array Method",
	"subtype": "indexOf()"
}, {
	"explanation": "Combine elements of an array into a single string and return the string",
	"category": "Arrays",
	"name": "Array Method",
	"subtype": "join()"
}, {
	"explanation": "Gives the last position at which a given element appears in an array",
	"category": "Arrays",
	"name": "Array Method",
	"subtype": "lastIndexOf()"
}, {
	"explanation": "Removes the last element of an array",
	"category": "Arrays",
	"name": "Array Method",
	"subtype": "pop()"
}, {
	"explanation": "Add a new element at the end",
	"category": "Arrays",
	"name": "Array Method",
	"subtype": "push()"
}, {
	"explanation": "Reverse the order of the elements in an array",
	"category": "Arrays",
	"name": "Array Method",
	"subtype": "reverse()"
}, {
	"explanation": "Remove the first element of an array",
	"category": "Arrays",
	"name": "Array Method",
	"subtype": "shift()"
}, {
	"explanation": "Pulls a copy of a portion of an array into a new array",
	"category": "Arrays",
	"name": "Array Method",
	"subtype": "slice()"
}, {
	"explanation": "Sorts elements alphabetically",
	"category": "Arrays",
	"name": "Array Method",
	"subtype": "sort()"
}, {
	"explanation": "Adds elements in a specified way and position",
	"category": "Arrays",
	"name": "Array Method",
	"subtype": "splice()"
}, {
	"explanation": "Converts elements to strings",
	"category": "Arrays",
	"name": "Array Method",
	"subtype": "toString()"
}, {
	"explanation": "Adds a new element to the beginning",
	"category": "Arrays",
	"name": "Array Method",
	"subtype": "unshift()"
}, {
	"explanation": "Returns the primitive value of the specified object",
	"category": "Arrays",
	"name": "Array Method",
	"subtype": "valueOf()"
}, {
	"explanation": "Addition",
	"category": "Operators",
	"name": "Basic Operators",
	"subtype": "+"
}, {
	"explanation": "Subtraction",
	"category": "Operators",
	"name": "Basic Operators",
	"subtype": "-"
}, {
	"explanation": "Multiplication",
	"category": "Operators",
	"name": "Basic Operators",
	"subtype": "*"
}, {
	"explanation": "Division",
	"category": "Operators",
	"name": "Basic Operators",
	"subtype": "/"
}, {
	"explanation": "Modulus (Remainder)",
	"category": "Operators",
	"name": "Basic Operators",
	"subtype": "%"
}, {
	"explanation": "Grouping operator",
	"category": "Operators",
	"name": "Basic Operators",
	"subtype": "(..)"
}, {
	"explanation": "Increment Numbers",
	"category": "Operators",
	"name": "Basic Operators",
	"subtype": "++"
}, {
	"explanation": "Decrement Numbers",
	"category": "Operators",
	"name": "Basic Operators",
	"subtype": "--"
}, {
	"explanation": "Equal to",
	"category": "Operators",
	"name": "Comparison Operators",
	"subtype": "=="
}, {
	"explanation": "Equal Value and equal type",
	"category": "Operators",
	"name": "Comparison Operators",
	"subtype": "==="
}, {
	"explanation": "Not equal",
	"category": "Operators",
	"name": "Comparison Operators",
	"subtype": "!="
}, {
	"explanation": "Not equal value or not equal type",
	"category": "Operators",
	"name": "Comparison Operators",
	"subtype": "!=="
}, {
	"explanation": "Greater than",
	"category": "Operators",
	"name": "Comparison Operators",
	"subtype": ">"
}, {
	"explanation": "Less than",
	"category": "Operators",
	"name": "Comparison Operators",
	"subtype": "<"
}, {
	"explanation": "Greater than or equal to",
	"category": "Operators",
	"name": "Comparison Operators",
	"subtype": ">="
}, {
	"explanation": "Ternary Operator",
	"category": "Operators",
	"name": "Comparison Operators",
	"subtype": "?"
}, {
	"explanation": "Logical and",
	"category": "Operators",
	"name": "Logical Operators",
	"subtype": "&&"
}, {
	"explanation": "Logical or",
	"category": "Operators",
	"name": "Logical Operators",
	"subtype": "||"
}, {
	"explanation": "Logical not",
	"category": "Operators",
	"name": "Logical Operators",
	"subtype": "!"
}, {
	"explanation": "Output data in an alert box in the browser window",
	"category": "Functions",
	"name": "Outputting Data",
	"subtype": "alert()"
}, {
	"explanation": "Opens up a yes/no dialog and returns true/false depending on user click",
	"category": "Functions",
	"name": "Outputting Data",
	"subtype": "confirm()"
}, {
	"explanation": "Writes information to the browser console, good for debugging purposes",
	"category": "Functions",
	"name": "Outputting Data",
	"subtype": "console.log()"
}, {
	"explanation": "Write directly to the HTML document",
	"category": "Functions",
	"name": "Outputting Data",
	"subtype": "document.write()"
}, {
	"explanation": "Creates an dialogue for user input",
	"category": "Functions",
	"name": "Outputting Data",
	"subtype": "prompt()"
}, {
	"explanation": "Decodes a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) created by encodeURI or similar",
	"category": "Functions",
	"name": "Global Functions",
	"subtype": "decodeURI()"
}, {
	"explanation": "Decodes a URI component",
	"category": "Functions",
	"name": "Global Functions",
	"subtype": "decodeURIComponent()"
}, {
	"explanation": "Encodes a URI into UTF-8",
	"category": "Functions",
	"name": "Global Functions",
	"subtype": "encodeURI()"
}, {
	"explanation": "Encodes a URI component into UTF-8",
	"category": "Functions",
	"name": "Global Functions",
	"subtype": "encodeURIComponent()"
}, {
	"explanation": "Evaluates JavaScript code represented as a string",
	"category": "Functions",
	"name": "Global Functions",
	"subtype": "eval()"
}, {
	"explanation": "Determines whether a passed value is a finite number",
	"category": "Functions",
	"name": "Global Functions",
	"subtype": "isFinite()"
}, {
	"explanation": "Determines whether a value is NaN or not",
	"category": "Functions",
	"name": "Global Functions",
	"subtype": "isNaN()"
}, {
	"explanation": "Returns a number converted from its argument",
	"category": "Functions",
	"name": "Global Functions",
	"subtype": "Number()"
}, {
	"explanation": "Parses an argument and returns a floating point number",
	"category": "Functions",
	"name": "Global Functions",
	"subtype": "parseFloat()"
}, {
	"explanation": "Parses its argument and returns an integer",
	"category": "Functions",
	"name": "Global Functions",
	"subtype": "parseInt()"
},{
	"explanation": "The most common way to create a loop in Javascript. The loop tells computers to repeat a given block of code on its own. The for loop typically includes an iterator variable and three expressions separated by semi-colons (an initialization, a stopping condition, and an iteration statement)--Syntax: for (before loop; condition for loop; execute after loop) { // what to do during the loop}",
	"category": "Loops",
	"name": "Loops",
	"subtype": "for (){}"
}


	
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