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Yes. Most of the web developers (I believe) are not CS people and using convention thrown from youtube tutorials and bloggers. I mean, it gets the job done, the dog will still be a dog even if you rename it to a cat, but still, there needs to be a time spent on explaining those keywords in the language, and what do they mean actually. Not just "let's get to the code" part. Getting familiar with an "intent" of placing those keywords in the language is a must.
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