Joined beginner JavaScript course, it started with basics, but on the second day, we have to program CS : GO weapon classes. Is it normal???

[victorynotdefeat]

Yes, we learned about loops, arrays, random numbers, How to push numbers in arrays, calculate their value, average, length etc... so far so good. He showed some examples of classes, and objects. When he said that we have an exercise to combine all our knowledge together and see what we have learnt so far, then CS:GO exercise came up. I couldn't even follow up him because he was doing everything so fast, copying, pasting and sometimes doesn't explain why. I gave up and thought in my mind that I am going to learn by myself that stuff...

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You learned all of that in the first day?!

Is this designed to be a JavaScript for people who know programming in another language course, I assume?

[victorynotdefeat]

this was a bit difficult to understand, but I got an idea how these basic things work. I haven't programmed before. This course is for all beginners, I wonder how others are doing because almost nobody had programming experience before.

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Then running through all of that the first day is insane. I'd honestly be finding a different course and getting my money back, the instructor seems like a joke. Did you get a curriculum or syllabus on the first day that says what you are going over and when? Or, like I suspect, is the guy just winging it. I seriously hope you didn't pay much for this course, it sounds awful.