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Start your free trialAaron Hasbrouck
1,295 PointsWhere can I practice off of treehouse
I'm currently just finishing the array section on the second beginner course for javascript. I'm having trouble completing the challenge at the end of the array section. How would you guys suggest I practice my skills. Are there any other websites that function like a worksheet, where I could just do things with repetition. I've look and some people say to just reverse engineer websites, but that is still a little out of my grasps. Anything would help because I feel stuck and I don't want to move on without knowing what I'm doing.
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Steven Parker
231,007 PointsThere's several possible resources.
You can find them in your browser, but my favorite "tinkering" site is Code Pen. You can simultaneiously play with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and see the results instantly. There's also a large library of submitted projects to examine and learn from.
If you want some specific challenges to solve, there are also a few of those around, but the one I've used and enjoyed is Code Wars. They offer many challenges for a wide range of skill levels and for many different languages.
Aaron Hasbrouck
1,295 PointsAaron Hasbrouck
1,295 PointsI understand all of the subjects apart, but I'm just having trouble putting them together in the working program. Should I just continue to move forward?