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should i repeat to learn something that i have forgoten?

hi masters...when i learn html, i understand but i don't remember most of them, should i repeat HTML or go to javascript?

5th Apr 2018, 12:44 PM
Roy
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Practice codes at Sololearn. Participate challenges Study repeatedly (revise)your course . also check HTML learning at https://www.w3schools.com 1. Practice, write a program related to your favourite things (anime, film, tv series...) 2. Here some websites to test your coding skills, don't worry about difficulty of each one, feel free to use Google to help you: • https://www.hackerrank.comhttps://www.codewars.comhttps://www.hackerearth.comhttps://codecombat.comhttps://projecteuler.nethttps://brainwar.ithttp://www.programmr.comhttps://www.codechef.comhttp://www.codeabbay.comhttps://www.topcoder.comhttps://coderbyte.comhttps://leetcode.comhttp://exercism.iohttps://codefights.comhttp://www.cyber-dojo.orghttp://codingbat.comhttp://www.pythonchallenge.comhttps://codegolf.stackexchange.comhttps://www.codingame.comhttp://www.programmr.comhttps://programmingpraxis.com 3. Practice, seriously, practice is the best way to learn. Good luck! :)
5th Apr 2018, 12:53 PM
📈SmileGoodHope📈
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HTML is so simple, you could probably move to JavaScript and relearn parts of HTML as needed. I reccomend the learning order be HTML -> CSS -> JS though
5th Apr 2018, 4:37 PM
Ahri Fox
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Sometimes, we forget about something we had learnt. we need to create codes to overcome that problem.
5th Apr 2018, 1:35 PM
Muhd Khairul Amirin
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I think you should practice what you learn while you are learning it. That makes it a lot harder to forget... I, myself, am currently working on my first web project and I cannot tell you how much I have learned by doing... Make up a simple project, say, an About Me page. And start working on it. You will learn as you go. At some point you might find you need JavaScript or CSS. But as you will learn and use them immediately on your project you won't forget what you learn. Happy coding! ☺
5th Apr 2018, 12:55 PM
cyk
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thank you for all of you guys...i will learn css and also thank you for those links... i ve tried to practice. This is the best app i ever installed in my smartphone and the reason is because masters are really friendly here.
5th Apr 2018, 9:49 PM
Roy
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For HTML, so long as you remember the essentials (the concept of tags, how they are nested, how attributes are written, the basic attributes that apply to most tags), its fairly quick to get back into it just by using something to refer to - w3schools.com it's useful for that, as is your own code if you've written it nice and clearly.
8th Apr 2018, 9:33 PM
Phil
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