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Terminator: Represents the start, end, or return section. … [Read more...] about Representing a Terminators in Flowcharts

Now that we have a clear understanding of the building blocks of programming, it's time to use a tool to express those ideas. Flowcharts help us to do exactly that! Flowcharts are used in many professions and different symbols can have a different meaning depending … [Read more...] about Introduction to Flowcharts

Booleans Booleans are used to represent a true or false value. … [Read more...] about Introduction to Booleans

An array is an ordered collection of data (either primitive or objects). Based on its place in the array, each data item has a numeric index through which you can access the corresponding value. In JavaScript, arrays are also objects that have their own properties. … [Read more...] about Introduction to Arrays

Loops Loops represent the concept of repeating a process over and over again. Constructing loops are one of the core parts of a program. A loop’s condition must evaluate to true or false. If the loop’s condition is true, the loop will continue to execute until it … [Read more...] about Introduction to loops

Naming Conventions JavaScript does not have any specific rules for naming variables; however, other languages do. Naming conventions help your code stay fluent within the context of your program. This is important because you want to have consistency throughout … [Read more...] about Naming Conventions in Programming