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I have learned HTML and CSS but I am really feeling difficult to understand javascript.I want some good tips to understand it.

5th Aug 2018, 9:45 AM
Nimesh Adhikari
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I recommend this detailed course for beginners in JavaScript. You have everything you need to start. https://www.w3schools.com/jS/default.asp
5th Aug 2018, 10:24 AM
José Ngoyi
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javascript is different than css and html those languages are both for style and have a limitation for what you can do with them, javascript is a programming language that opens up a near limitless amount of possibilities for you to explore so it will be harder, i think you should like into finding a beginner book on the subject that really explains to you whats going on in a program, once you understand how the base language syntax works you will be alot better off!
5th Aug 2018, 10:19 AM
StealthyTaco
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I can empathize. I recommend w3schools and paying attention to how they group JavaScript concepts (e.g. What is DOM? What are events? etc.). Having a solid foundation in HTML and CSS helps (e.g. What are elements? What are attributes? What are properties? What are values? What is the difference between global and local? etc.), which requires much more practice than just completing the SoloLearn courses. There are different ways to approach learning/teaching JavaScript, so sometimes you just need to try a bunch of different pedagogical approaches before you find one that helps make things click for you. Also, learning jQuery made understanding ("vanilla") JavaScript easier for me, but I wouldn't necessarily recommend learning jQuery before taking a few thorough stabs at learning ("vanilla") JavaScript.
5th Aug 2018, 10:26 AM
Janning⭐
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