Javascript Programming Basics

When we wrote our HTML and CSS code, even if we didn't follow any standards, we never used to see any errors in the browser. That means, when it comes to HTML and CSS, the browser is a bit lenient and doesn't throw any errors. But

So, how do I know what inputs (parameters) a function can accept? Coming back to our analogy, if we have a new coffee machine and there is no one to tell us how to use it, How do we use it? Simple. By reading the user manual of the coffee

💡There are two terms surrounding function inputs, "Parameters" and "Arguments". I will explain the function "Arguments" clearly when we are dealing with custom functions. In the last lesson, we understood that: 1. A Function is responsible for performing one task and one task only

Have you ever come across a simple coffee vending machine? A coffee vending machine has only one job, and that is to make a fresh brew of coffee. It doesn't do anything else. It only performs one task. Making coffee. You don't have to boil the

Comments in Javascript start with // or /* */ and they are ignored by the Javascript engine. Comments don't get executed by the browser. In other words, the comments are just notes you write for yourself or others who are dealing with your code. You'll learn the "Why&

Programming is all about performing tasks to solve problems. Every programming language will have certain building blocks that help you achieve your tasks. Here are the building blocks of Javascript that will help you develop fantastic interactivity for the web : 1. Comments - Helps you add notes to make your