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This is awesome! Thank you!

We shall see

Shit i need q beginner to the the beginner video 😢

Great! Thanks a bunch! Shalom. <3

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cool!

I’m totally new to anything programming or coding , how do I as a novice and a newbie learn . Cause it’s like I’m in a different country watching this video. How do I learn the ABC

I can’t be the only one not seeing the code!

mam i need you right now after watching this tutorial . this is the one that has help me to understand the concept so easy just by watching it for the first time. i hate coding but some how i need coding to survive. so i nned help from these type of organic content were i can learn without being overwhelemed. i know its been years since you posted but i would reallhy helpful if u continue making content . ps: if you need concpets to be posted post angular for begginers :)

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who is here in 2024?😆 thank you so much and it's easy to understand,

Thank you 😊..

Pleaser post more love your content...❤

I am very curious, why she stoped uploading ?

good stuff right here, well done

I don't know how to ask my question so I'm hoping somebody knows what I'm talking about and can answer. When doing these variables or events or whatever, is there a list of options of things you can put or is it pretty much any name you choose for it? So for example in the video where she did "var" for variable, she put in QueryDelector and GetElementById.... I know those specific things are needed but I'm talking about other things that would be written in this same spot.

I also add a function😊 <button id="changeColorButton" onclick="changeColor()">Click Me</button> <div id="changeMe"></div> <div id="buttonContainer"> Do you want to continue? <button onclick="continueChange(true)">Yes</button> <button onclick="continueChange(false)">No</button> </div>

I'm going to be watching this for a while. Thank you very much.

I like the instructor. Helpful content. Well done!

1000 times better than coursera courses. I wish you had a complete Javascript course on Udemy or somewhere. I’d jump on it

you are not skibidi

Thanks a lot for this quick tutorial. Was working on some stuff for my website in CSS and found out that CSS ofcouse doesn't have any onclick event handler stuff so i have to use Java. Actually very similar to C# i seems. Amazing tutorial, very clear and explains all the basic stuff you need to understand the code. Thanks again!

you make it so nice and simple

Lovely voice, clear explanation. Thanks :)

Great tutorial! Very clear thank you

Absolute trash ass video. You never showed how tf you got that big ass red square into your file and never showed you .css file and shit didn't work in my end and I had to look up on google to follow what you were saying. Why are women so confusing??? I followed and even wrote the exact same as you did and yet MINE didn't change color at all. Nothing happened. Your video just suck.

Thank you! It was useful

Is this tutorials updated to 2023 ?

Thank you so much

I've been looking for this! Thanks!

Thanks for the great breakdown. The coding demo was just what I needed to see.

This.. was the most easy to understand and helpful video about Js I’ve ever seen! thank you.

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2:25 there you go

Great! Thanks a lot💙

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It's simple and amazing explanation

Great video, thanks a lot👍🏾

You keep saying semantics, what is that

Very interesting. I personally find switch statements a lot of effort and prefer to try other methods, but this is a good introduction to them. I thought at first glance that the obvious solution here was to simply take the index of the current colour from the array, increment it modulo the length of the array - 1. But that really doesn't seem like less work than a switch, and certainly not less processing.

Very interested to see that you're using a global variable to hold all the details here. Is that normal practice? I had to watch this twice to notice that you grabbed the div named in the HTML, put that in a global variable, then declared a class and had one of its methods explicitly invoke the global variable - very strange to my ancient memory of learning OOP in the 90s. I think we'd have been shot for that. The class isn't used to manipulate its own data, but something else's. Very interesting!

Nice!! I have looked up many tutorials and they are usually very long winded. It was nice to actually SEE Javascript in action and how it works with the html and css

Thank you for the video, it was very helpful. What text editor are you using?

Perfect video!

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this is really helpful, it has openned my mind completely. too short but meaningful

helpful

Great explanation, I love the way you explain everything so clearly <3

thank for your project. Nice job. But can!t reach the links bellow UA-cam, they always redirected to different websites and not to yours...