JavaScript Tutorial for Beginners – 08 – Operators




Operators in Javascript.

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23 responses to “JavaScript Tutorial for Beginners – 08 – Operators”

  1. Hi EJ. Thank you so much for these incredible videos. I have covered your html & almost all of CSS and most bootstrap. That being said. I am still a beginner. My question: (and I might be mixing some things up) – I previously thought the addition operator was essentially the same as the "concatenation" operator. SO – then everything in javaScript, including numbers initially pass as "strings". I thought numbers would have to pass through "parseInt" to get true addition instead of just concatenating the numbers together. So, 7 + 4 would equal 74 unless parseInt and then would add and be 11. I will keep watching.

  2. What is the point of using number1 twice? I understand it is allowed but is there a particular reason someone might want to do that rather than using number3 – in case you want to use it later. Thanks.

  3. great tutorial! What I like about it is that it's short with clear explanations and that it covers one topic at a time, which is great! I can go back to where is unclear and understand it more very easily. Keep it going! Hope to learn more!

  4. Suggestion for the java beginner tutorials : "Make a tutorial about custom jframes in netbeans." 

    Wrote the suggestion here becuz this is the last video you've made 🙂

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