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Index

Copyright Brief Table of Contents Table of Contents Preface Acknowledgments About this book About the author Lesson 1. ECMAScript specification and the proposal process Lesson 2. Transpiling with Babel Lesson 3. Bundling modules with Browserify Unit 1. Variables and strings

Lesson 4. Declaring variables with let Lesson 5. Declaring constants with const Lesson 6. New string methods Lesson 7. Template literals Lesson 8. Capstone: Building a domain-specific language

Unit 2. Objects and arrays

Lesson 9. New array methods Lesson 10. Object.assign Lesson 11. Destructuring Lesson 12. New object literal syntax Lesson 13. Symbol—a new primitive Lesson 14. Capstone: Simulating a lock and key

Unit 3. Functions

Lesson 15. Default parameters and rest Lesson 16. Destructuring parameters Lesson 17. Arrow functions Lesson 18. Generator functions Lesson 19. Capstone: The prisoner’s dilemma

Unit 4. Modules

Lesson 20. Creating modules Lesson 21. Using modules Lesson 22. Capstone: Hangman game

Unit 5. Iterables

Lesson 23. Iterables Lesson 24. Sets Lesson 25. Maps Lesson 26. Capstone: Blackjack

Unit 6. Classes

Lesson 27. Classes Lesson 28. Extending classes Lesson 29. Capstone: Comets

Unit 7. Working asynchronously

Lesson 30. Promises Lesson 31. Advanced promises Lesson 32. Async functions Lesson 33. Observables Lesson 34. Capstone: Canvas image gallery

Appendix. Exercise answers Here’s a preview of some of the new syntaxes you’ll learn in unit 2 Here’s a preview of using promises and async functions from unit 7 Index List of Figures List of Tables List of Listings