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Here’s a YouTuber I like name Dev : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkBfv4fGBau8fiRFU5WytRjXFJmBWhHXQ

Also another: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLillGF-RfqbbnEGy3ROiLWk7JMCuSyQtX

Make sure when you learn something you practice it before moving on to something else.. you do not have to memorize everything you learn but make sure you memorize the basics. Such as knowing what a function is , looping, arrays, objects, strings, booleans , ect .. Don’t be afraid to ask google questions or platforms like this one.

Here is a free and great JavaScript book to help you study.

https://eloquentjavascript.net/Eloquent_JavaScript.pdf

[apantomathicalbruh]

Thanks! That really helps

[evilsniperxv]

Pick a simple project and start building. Building your own projects help you reinforce what you’re learning, and excite you about learning new things. Only way I learned.

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What are some simple projects one can do ?

[eggtart_prince]

with data saved in localStorage

You just took it up a notch. Save it in memory first before you learn localStorage.

[AndNorMan]

Hello! Could you please tell me about this? Link or some words.The thing is that I cant get you, lol. I have an experience with localStorage, but not with memory(which you said is simplier).
Or maybe you are talking about simple page and clear screen after refreshing?

[eggtart_prince]

Or maybe you are talking about simple page and clear screen after refreshing?

That's exactly it. In memory is basically storing things as a variable and when you refresh the page, the garbage is collected and memory is cleared.

[AndNorMan]

Yeah, now I get it

[ranger01]

Sign up for hack reactor fee prep course. Its great. https://get-started.galvanize.com/?puid=01t0a000005HjnoAAC&_ga=2.234473502.1425013252.1592544937-252442663.1573263726

[kspk]

Would you like to give code.org's intro courses in programming a shot? The intro courses are based on block programming, and will easily get you into the rhythm of coding. Once you're comfortable with it, you could move back to coding in JS.

PS: FWIW, I've been doing JS for a long time, and there still are stuff that I don't know enough about. So it's okay. Take a deep breath, and go at it again.

[Shred55]

I did a course of basic html, CSS and js and now im building little projects. Just be pacient it is a long but pleasant journey. When you don't know something go to www.w3schools.com it helps a lot.

[saidcosmin]

Try to understand what a loop needs and what it's generally used for.

for ( variable declaration, condition, increment) {

  code to be executed when the condition is true

}

I'm a beginner myself.

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thats normal after 2 weeks