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JavaScript Learning Repository

Welcome to the JavaScript Learning Repository! This repository is designed to help developers, both beginners and intermediates, strengthen their JavaScript knowledge through practical problems and engaging mini-projects. With hands-on coding challenges and structured projects, you'll develop a deeper understanding of JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.

📂 Repository Structure

The repository is divided into three main sections for better organization and learning flow:

1. Practice Problems

  • Location: Practice Problems/
  • Description: A collection of coding challenges tailored to improve fundamental JavaScript skills. Each problem focuses on a specific concept like loops, conditionals, DOM manipulation, or event handling.
  • Files:
    • .html: Contains the basic structure and elements needed for the problem.
    • .js: A scaffold or a blank file where you can implement the solution.
    • .css (if applicable): Provides optional styling for the problem interface.
  • Examples:
    • Problem 1: Calculate the sum of array elements.
    • Problem 2: Implement a counter using DOM manipulation.
    • Problem 3: Validate a form input.

2. Mini-Projects

  • Location: Mini-Projects/
  • Description: Real-world inspired small projects designed to simulate common programming scenarios. These projects combine JavaScript with HTML and CSS to deliver interactive and functional applications.
  • Current Projects:
    1. Tic Tac Toe:
      • Files: index.html, index.css, index.js
      • Details: A classic game where two players compete to align three symbols.
    2. Rock Paper Scissors (Work in Progress):
      • Files: index.html, index.js
      • Details: A simple game showcasing basic decision-making logic.
    3. Currency Converter (Work in Progress):
      • Files: index.html, index.js
      • Details: An application for converting amounts between different currencies.
  • How to Use:
    • Open the index.html file of any project in a browser.
    • Customize the index.js file to add new features or tweak existing functionality.

🚀 Getting Started

Follow these steps to set up the repository and begin coding:

  1. Clone the Repository
    Use the following command to download the repository to your local machine:

    git clone <repository-url>
cd JavaScript

  2. Install a Code Editor
    For the best experience, use a modern code editor like Visual Studio Code (VS Code), which provides syntax highlighting, auto-completion, and debugging support.

  3. Run the Files

    • Open any HTML file in your browser to view the live interface.
    • Modify the associated JavaScript and CSS files to customize or implement logic.

  4. Debugging and Learning

    • Use browser developer tools (accessible via F12 or right-click → "Inspect") to debug your JavaScript code.
    • Add console.log() statements in the .js files to monitor variable states and outputs.

🛠️ Technologies Used

  • HTML5: For structuring the web pages.
  • CSS3: For styling the user interfaces.
  • JavaScript (ES6): For adding interactivity and implementing logic.

✨ Features of This Repository

  1. Interactive Practice Problems:

    • Gain hands-on experience with fundamental JavaScript concepts.
    • Improve your problem-solving skills through coding exercises.

  2. Real-World Projects:

    • Work on projects like games and utilities to apply your knowledge in practical scenarios.
    • Understand the interplay between JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.

🧑‍💻 Author and Acknowledgments

This repository is maintained by [Dhruv Kotwani ([email protected])].

🎯 Goals

  • Build a strong foundation in JavaScript.
  • Apply knowledge in real-world projects.
  • Develop confidence to solve problems and build interactive applications.

Happy Coding! 🚀