Further Resources
The following resources are optional and provide ideas for further practicing Javascript.
Note: JS Tutor
Programming is hard, and it may feel like you don't fully understand what is happening for a while. The way to try to get a handle on it is to practice, practice, practice. You want to keep experimenting and trying things out. A good place to practice coding is in the JS Tutor website. You can enter code there and step through it so you can see what is happening behind the scenes. So keep putting code in there and analyse what happens, it will help you understand!
1. 30 days of JavaScript
There is an amazing open repository that teaches JavaScript in 30 days. 30 Days of JavaScript.
Note: Day 1 will explain how to install Node.js, Visual Studio Code and how to run code in your browser. These, plus the JS Tutor link above are many different ways of running your code. Find the one you are most comfortable with!
2. Exercises
In the following exercises you'll learn how to use different JavaScript concepts to solve common computational problems.
Learn-js. Do the following
Learn the basicsexercises:Hello, World!
Variables and Types
Arrays
Manipulating Arrays
Operators
Conditions
Codecademy: Introduction to JavaScript. Do the exercises (#1 to #7).
jshero.net. Do the first 5 exercises.
w3schools. Do the JS Variables, JS Operators, JS Data Types, JS Objects, JS Arrays, JS Array Methods and JS Array Sort exercises.
The above should give you a nice basis. If you have extra time and are still a little unsure, have a look at the following:
Programiz: JAvascript. This getting started tutorial goes through the basics and provides a lot of examples!
FreeCodeCamp: Introduction to JavaScript. You can choose whichever ones you feel are challenging enough.
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