A koan is a question used in Zen practice to provoke and test a students progress in jаvascript programming

jаvascript Arrays
jаvascript Functions
jаvascript Objects
Mutability in jаvascript
Higher Order Functions in jаvascript
Test Driven Development (About Expects)
How jаvascript uses Inheritance

There are no prerequisites for this class.

All you need to run this program is a text editor and a web browser (Chrome, Safari, Brave, IE, etc)

Learning jаvascript is fun when you approach it the way the Buddhist approach Zen.
In this course you will be working to achieve jаvascript enlightenment as you move through a collection of Koans.
A koan (公案) (/ˈkoʊæn, -ɑːn/;[1] Chinese: 公案; pinyin: gong'an,[kʊŋ an]; Korean: 화두, hwadu; Vietnamese: cong an) is a story, dialogue, question, or statement which is used in Zen practice to provoke the "great doubt" and to practice or test a student's progress in Zen.
This course covers a handful of important jаvascript Concepts
Expects
Arrays
Functions
Objects
Mutability
Higher Order Functions
Inheritance
Test Driven Development (TDD)
In this lesson, we practice Test Driven Development. You start by running a test suite which is full of errors. As you move your way towards enlightenment, you b by fixing the code to solve your errors.
A Tool to Prepare for Technical Interviews
The material we cover in this course can be studied offline on your own. Once you the Koan folder, you can duplicate it and run it again and again. If you're ever preparing for a challeg technical interview, jаvascript Koans are a great tool. Just before your technical interview, you can run through the Koans to have fun while remembering some of the more esoteric aspects of jаvascript.

Bner to intermediate jаvascript programmers.
Programmers seeking a fun practice to improve their jаvascript skills.

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