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Chapter 1: Introduction
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Chapter 2: How Programs Work
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- Next Steps
Chapter 3: How to Write Code
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- Welcome, Novice Coder
Chapter 4: Data and Variables
Chapter 5: Making Decisions with Conditionals
Chapter 6: Errors and Debugging
Chapter 7: Stringing Characters Together
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- Exercises: Strings
Chapter 8: Arrays Keep Things in Order
Chapter 9: Repeating with Loops
Chapter 10: Functions Are at Your Beck and Call
Chapter 11: More on Functions
Chapter 12: Objects and the Math Object
Chapter 13: Modules
Chapter 14: Unit Testing
Chapter 15: Scope
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  - Introduction
  - Using Scope
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Chapter 16: More on Types
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  - Primitive Data Types
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Chapter 17: Exceptions
Chapter 18: Classes
Chapter 19: Terminal
Chapter 20: We Built the Internet on HTML
Chapter 21: Styling the Web With CSS
Chapter 22: Git More Collaboration
Chapter 23: The DOM and Events
Chapter 24: HTTP, the Postal Service of the Internet
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- Next Steps
Chapter 25: User Input with Forms
Chapter 26: JSON
Chapter 27: Fetch
Chapter 28: The Modern JavaScript Landscape
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Chapter 29: React, Part 1
Chapter 30: React, Part 2
Chapter 31: React, Part 3
Chapter 32: Booster Rockets
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