How can study the js?

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osama khaled It does not matter the language. What's important is learning the fundamentals such how memory works, primitives, algorithms, data structures, yada yada.

Remember that all these languages are running on the same computers, just translating commands differently. So for the most part, a lot of them work the same way which is why the syntax is not important. Syntax is easy to Google, but problem solving skills is not something you can Google at all. That's something you develop over time as you learn how computers themselves work.

Answer 2

Before javascript i suggest you to studty html and css and after that js which you can learn from codewithharry videos or from sololearn lessons where everything is given in detail with quiz
Hope it helps 🐯🐯💕💕

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Not more than 2 months if don't break streak 🐯🐯💕💕

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2-3 hours a day 💕💕🐯🐯

Answer 5

Hmm it is well for a beginner and for advance you have to surf on network or google 💕💕🐯🐯

Answer 6

You can use youtube

Answer 7

The basic concepts of programming is same in all languages. Real need is to develop logical thinking like a programmer. There is only one solution CODE CODE AND CODE do lots of errors and smash lots of bugs. Implement what you learn in your own code,project.

Answer 8

osama khaled JS is really wide - used lang. You don’t have to learn all language. But sould learn only basics, DOM, ES(5 or 6) and modules ( or APIs) that your website ( or app ) must have. Sololearn and Mimo are the best apps to learn basics and DOM. W3schools and FreeCodeCamp are the best apps to learn DOM, ES (5 or 6) modules and APIs.

Answer 9

I learned html and js، is sololearn enough to learn js well?

Answer 10

osama khaled There is no such thing as mastering a language. It is virtually impossible and even Senior devs google basic syntax. You should be focused on problem solving and understanding the tools to help with those problems such as data structures, not trying to memorize syntax.

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osama khaled I'm not sure that's possible. Frontend means the part of programs that users interact with. That's why it important to learn the fundamentals, cause also understanding what frontend/backend means isn't something you can learn from only learning syntax.

Answer 12

osama khaled It seemed like 💕💕♥♥⛄⛄ŘP⛄⛄♥♥💕💕 had some good pointers. They do a lot of Webdev, so I'm sure what they say will check out. 👍🏾

Answer 13

Pls how can I better in coding with JavaScript I want to be a front-end developer, already done learning html and css principle on sololearn, same with JavaScript done with the lesson. Am able to master html, css on that sololearn tutorial but JavaScript is hard to master because of no real tutorial

Answer 14

I think the problem is not how to learn the question is are you ready to learn??

Then if you think you're ready (I'll advise) start with the programming language that you think is the easiest for you (HTML CSS) then start with them.

But if you already have knowledge on them go ahead and start JS (and back to your question this is a "Best place to start" for beginners) hope you understand

Answer 15

Because JS, is a programming language that is one of the core technologies of the World Wide Web, alongside HTML and CSS. Over 97% of websites use JavaScript on the client side for web page behavior, often incorporating third-party libraries

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What is this html

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Html(Hyper text markup language) not really a programming language but it is a markup language for structuring web page.
Css(cascading style sheet) is used to style the layout and structure of a web page
JavaScript(A programming and scripting language that is used for client side interface )some use it for backend with framework of JavaScript like node. Js and neglecting all other language for back-end such as python, php and Java.
That is my little knowledge.

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By youtube and solo lean

Answer 19

I'm new to this and I don't know

Answer 20

Should i learing c++ before learing any other language?