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Overall Score : 84 / 100

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Course Description

This course is designed to teach web developers how to utilize the various object-oriented programming features within JavaScript. Object-oriented programming allows developers to build applications with reusable and maintainable blocks of code, which leads to efficiency and simplified software design.With object-oriented JavaScript, you'll be able to build classes to construct objects that encapsulate both data and functionality. You'll also learn how to leverage prototypal inheritance to maintain DRY code, allowing you to pass behaviors down to objects. You'll also learn how to keep data safe and secure by creating private state with closures and immediately-invoked function expressions.

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Richard Kalehoff

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By Esakki R on 6/28/2014

Very good course for intermediate javascript developers.

By Santhosh V on 8/2/2015

Excellent class. The most confusing parts of JavaScript are taught so clearly.

By Paulo Esteves on 4/14/2017

This course cleared out a lot of very confusing concepts about Javascript. As for the project, it was really fun, and months after finishing it, I would still sometimes go back to it to change or add something. I was very thankful for the teachers clear explanations.

By deleted on 4/23/2015

Thus far, I've only been disappointed with two courses. Object Oriented JavaScript (OOJS), which had a really, really bad section on the parameter this in JavaScript. It was also sort of poorly done in the beginning with lots of trick questions and not enough information. The later sections are quite interesting and the course is worth going over, but it's really not up to the standard that I've had from the rest of Udacity's courses.

By StewVanDew on 1/20/2016

I would also recommend the Javascript course on Udacity. It found it really helped fortify the ideas behind Object Oriented Javascript.