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39 responses to “Javascript Tutorial – 2 – Basic Syntax”
you forgot console.log
thanks for the easy start up lesson I am going to watch through all of your java script tutorials now 🙂
You sound more lively in your newer vids lol
nice
I'm pretty sure you mean "quotes" not "parenthesis".
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REMEMBER IT. >:<
Wow Bucky you learned a lot in teaching, this video was depressing (upload 2008) 🙂
Wah I know this stuff. 😛 off to the next vid.
Is there source codes to download
I meant Year :-p
Upload date is 2008 ! That makes the different quality justified :-p
this is dependant upon if you want an "external script" to refer to in your HTML documents, which can be good as it makes it compiled and more "tidy" (for some) but it makes it slower 🙂
k, first off, parenthesis are (these!), not "these" or 'these'.
Second, title is 'Basic Syntax', explain syntax. Talk about strings, methods, functions, variables…etc in a fundamental scope, for instance:
'in javaScript u can use methods which are built-in functions for accomplishing one goal or another. Methods, like calling functions, take parameters which can b strings (which can b in either "double quotes or 'single tics'"), numbers, or objects (which is what everything is in javaScript)'
I am sad for u Bucky
what happened to u?
share the pain dude
Thank You So much
Hmmm, what happened to you? You sound so sad. I feel like falling asleep compared to XHTML + CSS…
@anonymouscitizen0101 HTML doesn't have nearly as many possibilities as JavaScript. However, HTML is needed to use JavaScript properly.
Thank you. JavaScript seems neat.
@Riddlerx333x If you like to use a almost a like notepad++ download TextWrangler it's easy to use and the best part is that you can get it for free from Appstore.
lol, its interesting to see the difference between your earlier tutorials and your later ones.
the clear difference in enthusiasm makes all the difference in the presentation of the tutorial
Use dreamweaver if you can, it's easier to test your scripts.
do one on java programing
this does not work..! Any suggestions??
@Agreed, except that, when you said, "Apostrophes are ' '…". While it is the same key as the apostrophe key (or even 'foot mark'), and while in programming one usually uses 'straight' as opposed to curly quotes, the pair are actually 'single quotes'.
In a similar way, double quotes (" "), are refered to as such and not as 'inch marks".
Were you out of coffee for this video?
he is always very good in explaining things very easily……..
my friend in high school he typed something in to the search bar and made some words change on a website, is that also javascript?
Can you do this on mac?
@UniversalHere Click on save as, change the name to index(that's what he did), choose [ HyperText Markup Language] then save it anywhere you want as long as you can remember it later. That's all
If anyone is having problems getting this to work make sure your file is saved as a .html and not a .txt
@UniversalHere I had to save file as html instead of the standard txt and it solved the same issues i had
@46ace The technical terms are: parentheses (…), double quotes: "…", and single quotes '…' . This is an apostrophe: ’ (not the same as ' if you view with a larger font than youtube provides)
when i type it doesnt give me color text…and tht minimize thing doesnt show up when go to next line
@rahul247rocks Java is NOT javascript. They are in no way related, except for the fact that they are both programming languages. Please do not confuse these.
How do you make it appear on the FireFox window though? Do you need to be on some kind of address on FireFox before you save it?
@LoverOfPixels It's a text editor not a website. The text editor's name is "Notpad++" google and download that for free!
You made this 11 year old very happy 😀
@MasterA55a55in First, it's called notepad++, it's like notepad, but with plus and minus buttons, the name is a reference to C++, because the editor is very similar (you actually CAN edit C++ in the program).
Second, you CAN do that, the syntax is just a bit different. when typing script into the address bar, it needs a "protocol" and the closest you can get to that here is "javascript:".
In this case, you want to type " javascript:document.write ('Foo Bar Baz'); alert('hello World') "