JavaScript makes the page respond
JavaScript is often responsible for the part of the page that changes, reacts, or updates when a person does something.
A simple explanation of JavaScript, browser events, and the behavior layer of the web.
JavaScript is often responsible for the part of the page that changes, reacts, or updates when a person does something.
The browser notices an event such as a click or input change, then JavaScript runs instructions in response.
Early JavaScript makes more sense when you stay with small examples and clearly named values instead of big projects.