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Unlocking the Potential of Dynamics 365: A Beginner's Guide to Power-Up Your Skills Part 2

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What are functions?  A function in JavaScript is like a machine. You give it some inputs (also known as parameters), and it performs an action and gives you an output (return value). It helps you to avoid repeating the same code over and over again, and instead you can use the function whenever you need that action to be performed. For example, let's say you want to make a fruit smoothie. Every time you make a smoothie, you follow a set of steps (adding the fruit, adding the milk, blending it all together, etc.). This set of steps can be turned into a function, and every time you want a smoothie, you can simply "run" the function and get your smoothie. The parameters in this example would be the type of fruit you want in your smoothie, and the return value would be the finished smoothie. Here's how you could write a function in JavaScript to make a smoothie: And here's how you could use this function: Functions are a powerful tool in JavaScript and are used in man

Unlocking the Potential of Dynamics 365: A Beginner's Guide to Power-Up Your Skills Part 1

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Here are some exercises that are beneficial for someone new to JavaScript and looking to get started with Dynamics 365 development: Variables and data types: Practice declaring variables and assigning values to them, including different data types (strings, numbers, booleans, etc.). Functions: Write functions that accept parameters and return values. Practice using built-in functions and creating custom functions. Conditional statements: Write code using if/else statements to make decisions based on conditions. Loops: Write code that uses for and while loops to repeat actions until a certain condition is met. Arrays: Practice creating and manipulating arrays, including adding and removing items. Objects: Write code that creates and manipulates objects, including properties and methods. Event handling: Write code to handle events such as button clicks, form submissions, and page load events. Dynamics 365 Web API: Write code to retrieve and update data using th