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1.
Talk to the Web
17 Lessons
2.
Teach It to Think
17 Lessons
3.
The Page Is Yours
17 Lessons
4.
Build Real Things
7 Lessons
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to learn JavaScript?
It typically takes 2–4 weeks to learn the basics of JavaScript with consistent study. To become comfortable building interactive web applications, expect 3–6 months of practice.
How to learn JavaScript?
Here are the steps to learn JavaScript:
- Start with basic syntax: variables, operators, and data types.
- Study control structures (if-else, loops) and functions.
- Learn about objects, arrays, and JSON.
- Practice DOM manipulation for web interactivity.
- Build small projects to apply and reinforce concepts.
Is JavaScript hard to learn?
JavaScript has a moderate learning curve. Its syntax is beginner-friendly, but certain concepts like asynchronous programming and the DOM can be challenging. With practice, these concepts become easier to understand.
Is JS better than Python?
JavaScript and Python are suited for different purposes. JavaScript is essential for web development, while Python excels in data analysis, AI, and backend programming. The choice depends on the project requirements.
Can I learn JavaScript in 3 hours?
In 3 hours, you can cover the basics of JavaScript syntax and write simple scripts. However, to understand the language well enough for practical applications, more time and practice are needed.