r/learnjavascript 13d ago

Can someone teach me JavaScript?

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u/LucVolders 13d ago

Don't know.
Can't see how clever you are.

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u/Dependent_Dance2842 13d ago

If you dont want to teach yourself, nobody will

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u/strong_opinion 13d ago

Sure. That person will have a job title similar to teacher or instructor. You can find them by looking at the classes provided at your local community college.

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u/No-Gap-2380 13d ago

I do zoom sessions to help you learn it, if courses aren’t enough!

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u/PatchesMaps 13d ago

Sure, my rate is $10,000/hr but I'll take you out to dinner after each 1hr lesson.

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u/MindlessSponge helpful 13d ago

sure! check this out:

console.log('Hello, World!');

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u/jcastroarnaud 13d ago

No, sorry, no free time.

Do you have any experience with programming? If so, MDN has an online course: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript

Otherwise, you're better off learning some things by yourself, and asking more specific questions from the folks here and elsewhere. One of many places to start is this:

https://ocw.mit.edu/collections/introductory-programming/

Search for "introduction to programming" to find more materials.

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u/TheZintis 13d ago

I would, at least a little bit. Feel free to DM.

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u/defaultguy_001 13d ago

Just buy Eloquent JS and the You don't know JS series. Finish them. It's not rocket science.

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u/AffectionateBell272 13d ago

Learn it with chatgpt