Key Command Terms:
Here are a few basic commands to get you started: These are case sensitive
ls - ls stands for list. ls will list the files and sub-directories in you current directory. For example, in a directory called Cookie Recipes, ls may yield the following list: ChocolateChip.txt Oatmeal.txt
cd [some directory] - cd stands for change directory. The parameter you pass to cd is the directory you will be taken to. For example: cd ~/Desktop/ will take you to your Desktop directory.
clear - clear clears the console screen, giving you a blank slate to work with.
Mac Shortcuts:
d+alt + 4=$
Topics covered from last lesson: 1. A program is a sequence of statements telling a computer what to do. 2. Programming is that art of creating programs using programming languages. 3. Programs are converted into machine code by the compiler, and then executed on the CPU. 4. Variables allow us store, retrieve and manipulate data. 5. Functions allow us to break our code up into pieces for later use
last lesson:
(we installed Node.js on our computers):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfQy-k24xMM
Overview of using Node.js (I think sid is planning to spend the first 30minutes of today's lesson o go through Node.js):
Node.js Tutorials:
http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/javascript-ajax/this-time-youll-learn-node-js/
Key Command Terms:
Here are a few basic commands to get you started: These are case sensitive
Mac Shortcuts:
Topics covered from last lesson:
1. A program is a sequence of statements telling a computer what to do.
2. Programming is that art of creating programs using programming languages.
3. Programs are converted into machine code by the compiler, and then executed on the CPU.
4. Variables allow us store, retrieve and manipulate data.
5. Functions allow us to break our code up into pieces for later use
Lesson for 16th Nov:
Sid's Github lessons:
https://github.com/siddMahen/learning-js/blob/master/lessons/02-variables.js