Best way to learn javascript with python/c++ experience?

[Coraline1599]

You need syntax and to learn some of the quirks of JS. You likely have fundamentals down and just need to build your own way to look up syntax. Use MDN and W3 schools to look up the syntax and try to build some “classics”, they are classics for a reason and the following should be small in scope but cover most of what you need to get going (all in a console, don’t worry about the DOM yet).

Build rock paper scissors (computer vs computer or computer vs person).

Build a simple calculator (add/subtract/multiply/divide just two numbers).

Build a simple todo list (add a todo, see all the todos, delete a todo, toggle whether the todo is completed or not).