JavaScript is so difficult.. Why?

Question

I learn JS in Sololearn... but i find it so difficult to ans the ques wid js weapon...even the max Points I got is only 3/5...Is Sololearn enough to learn JS ?else plz anyone suggest me some other sources to learn JS in depth..

Answer 1

Maha Laxmi pls use search bar before posting ur question

As 💞 SHAINA 💞 shares u a similar post

Answer 2

https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/790206/?ref=app

Answer 3

Yeah! I am also feeling difficult😣... (Java script)

Answer 4

Instead of trying to learn from SoloLearn 5-Question Player-VS-Player quiz.

You can learn from building mini-projects, here are some of my video tutorials :

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkqwj9vc20pUxlOP1DMZ-zX4_9kCM3DaF

Answer 5

Sololearn's js challenges are not so important when we compare with the real time applications...

Soo not an issue...
Juzt chill up and practice more to score 5 out of 5....

Although 5/5 will be useful only in this platform 😶

So freeyaa vidu 😜😉

Answer 6

You can't rely on single source in order to master the JS. You need other sources that might break down things down to your level or even explain it better than other sources.
Search the Web and you'll get alot of options to play with. For instance, w3schools can be a reliable source to answer most of your basic needs.
Best of luck

Answer 7

Calviղ that's not true, javascript supports asynchronous code on browser also.

Answer 8

💞 SHAINA 💞 if you're talking about node.js, JavaScript is run in asynchronous. But for normal JavaScript that run from browsers is synchronous programming language, and it's easier to learn compare to other high level language.
Please go to start learning JavaScript course to know more.

Answer 9

That's right ! I also have faced some troubles learning here !
I choose Coursera to learn more about js but it isn't for free . So,let me recommend some other sources :
1- You can learn the basics of js but on Khan Academy :
- it will teach you loops , if statement.. etc .
- Also khan academy provide lessons to learn drawing and animation with js using p5.js and more .
2- YouTube channels :
- https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsyeobzWxl7qtP8Lo9TReqUMkiOp446cV

-https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7pEw9n3GkoW5bYOhVAtmJlak3ZK7SaDf
- you will find what you need there.
/* I hope that is helpful*/

Answer 10

All I can say is just practice.

Answer 11

Yes Calviղ

Answer 12

You can learn Javascript from this tutorial

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9ooVrP1hQOGoYVit61V7Y1uPzfnBvN86

Answer 13

I used to only study html and css. Html is a markup language, which is COMPLETELY different from a programming language.
To gain better understanding of programming languages and their functions, try finishing python then move on to js.

Answer 14

Yes

Answer 15

Maha Laxmi in every lesson check on comments. Many useful links and explanations are provided by members. Always try to get in-depth knowledge in every concept. Check on google for explanations and start doing mini projects it's helps to learn experience. Scores didn't defined our knowledge. Try to get experience.👍 keep it up

Answer 16

Bhavya did i say JavaScript not support asynchronous codes on browsers?? 😮

Answer 17

I am learning js from Udemy. After you may try for solo learn

Answer 18

Bhavya and Calviղ
I don't think JavaScript supports asynchronous codes in the browser. Are you talking about Promises? Because they are perfectly synchronous except you call an API or setTimeout which the browser executes on a separate thread. That is multi-threading and it is not done with JavaScript itself.

Answer 19

Ore Adeleye Asynchronous and multi-thread running are 2 different methodologies. We can have asynchronous code running on single thread JavaScript too.

Just by default, Nodejs run javascript code asynchronously in single thread, whereas frontend JavaScript run synchronous code by default in single thread on browser. Browser can run asynchronous codes with async/await or promise too.

Bhavya I am still thinking I didn't say JavaScript not support asynchronous code on browser.

Answer 20

Calviղ Ore Adeleye I can't understand more confuse asynchronous. Can you tell this in simple way?. In which mode javascript works?