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Aileen C
3,334 PointsWell Gill, You never explained what a "const" was. I went through JS Basics and Loops... What's up with that?
I very much prefer the other instructor :(
1 Answer
Steven Parker
229,744 PointsThe "const" isn't unique to DOM traversal, which may be why it wasn't specifically explained in this course. It's just a way to declare a variable that cannot be changed.
But you might enjoy Getting Started With ES2015 or Introducing ES2015, where it will be explained along with a lot of other cool stuff.
joshua martin
4,698 Pointsjoshua martin
4,698 PointsShould we go through ES2015 course before going through the DOM course? I didn't think it was necessary, but I dont want to not understand what the code is doing if I dont know the newer features of ES2015
Steven Parker
229,744 PointsSteven Parker
229,744 PointsI don't think it's absolutely necessary for this particular course, but if you're not familiar with the newer syntax and functionality at all, you'd probably benefit by taking one of the courses I mentioned at your first opportunity.
joshua martin
4,698 Pointsjoshua martin
4,698 PointsAwesome, thanks so much!