Web BuildingLesson 64Free preview
Web JavaScript
This lesson is part of W3.CSS · All levels
Summary
JavaScript makes the page interactive: it responds to clicks, validates content, and updates the view without reloading. You work with variables, functions, and DOMs selected through querySelector. The code runs on the user side, so always make sure the results stay logical even if JavaScript is turned off.
Key points
- Use const when the value does not change and let for frequently changing values
- Event listener handles actions such as clicks and inputs
- QuerySelector selects the first element that matches
- The array functions and methods help to process the data
- Check the browser console for errors
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