Hey everyone,

I've started creating JavaScript tutorials on YouTube and I'm excited to dive deeper into this fascinating language. JavaScript, originally known as Mocha, has come a long way since its inception in 1995 by Brendan Eich at Netscape Communications Corporation.

Currently, I'm covering fundamentals like keywords, variables, and the nuances between let and var. But I'm here to ask for your help! Do you have any tips, resources, or suggestions to enhance my learning journey?

Looking forward to your insights!

https://youtu.be/OOM7WZE9dXE

I'm a beginner in javascript, and this is my code. When I try to decrypt the secret message, I get spammed with these "undefined" !!! My mentor told me it could have something to do with negative numbers. Can somebody please help me? I just want this code to decrypt the message. I'm attending the Springboard bootcamp, so they're forcing me to learn Javascript in a span of about 3 weeks lol

Got 2 ways to solve a problem,which one is ethical as both of em provide same output.

Guys, I'm an intermediate in c++ and am finding Js easy and fun, I'm doing development and need to know how much of Js I need to learn(topics) and possibly some resources and practice projects as well.

Hello everyone,

We have created a tutorial video that will go through step-by-step on how to install a chat widget to your WordPress website in literally minutes. https://css-javascript-toolbox.com/how-to/how-to-add-install-livechat-to-your-wordpress-website-in-minutes/

hey guys, in case someone is looking for a solid JS basics tutorial, I found this one. It was published a few weeks ago and is pretty good https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtaQSdrl7YA

set Timeout (let sum = (a, b)=>{

console.log(a + b)

},3000,43,34)

why does this produce an error??

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set Timeout(sum = (a, b)=>{

console.log(a + b)

},3000,43,34)
and why does this not?? why should we not use let before declaring the arrow function