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JavaScript

Kevin Faust
Kevin Faust
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How can I practice what i've learned? small project ideas?

so ive been at javascript for a while now and ive learned everything up to objects. so i know the basics like if else statements, loops,functions, arrays. People have said that to get better and to make it more natural, you have to start coding such as making small projects no matter how basic and bad they are. The only thing i learned is making like a quiz using prompts and such. Is that all javascript can do? im still a real beginner so im not sure yet how i can apply what ive learned. And also does javascript always go with html and css? do all javascript jobs require a solid foundation of all 3? sorry for the bunch of questions. ive searched alot online but everything is something ive never seen before

1 Answer

Is that all JavaScript can do?

No. JavaScript is a pretty widely used language for many different things. I'm no expert but I'm learning that you can acheive alot through JavaScript.

Does JavaScript always go with HTML and CSS? Do all JavaScript jobs require a solid foundation of all 3?

Yes and no, JavaScript can also be a stand alone app by itself but commonly used with HTML and CSS.

As for what you can create with JavaScript you can try making a to-do list like this This one I made but there are plenty of other more simpler things you can create by doing a simple google search.

Hope this helps.