JavaScript Prompt Explained – How to Get User Input Easily

This video introduces the JavaScript prompt(), parseInt() and parseFloat() functions - three essential tools for getting user input and converting it to numbers—and explains how they work together through clear examples and beginner-friendly code

0:00 Introduction
0:20 Prompt
2:55 ParseInt
6:21 Prompt & ParseInt Summary Card
7:23 Adding Prompt & ParseInt to our Project

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[KonstantinosNiozas]

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[paulocitytechverse]

2:29 I love this breakdown! �💻 You’re absolutely right—prompt() is mostly for learning/debugging, and in real-world apps, we lean on forms, modals, or even custom UI libraries. But hey, prompt() had its meme-worthy moment in early JS days! 😂

One cool thing? You can still use it for quick prototyping or CLI-like tools in browser consoles. Also, modern alternatives like SweetAlert or even the native `<dialog>` element make user interactions way smoother.

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