How to Interact With the Keyboard - JavaScript Tutorial for Beginners

In today's video, we're going to have a look at interacting with the keyboard using JavaScript within the browser. More specifically, I'm going to take you through the different available keyboard events such as 'keydown' and 'keypress' as well as the keyboard event object.

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[sherrickmcneal]

Thanks man! I was watching a class I brought and the code was depreciated. This was helpful! TY

[KentFiala]

Impressively clear explanation. Thanks!

[treypickens]

Very straightforward and easy to follow

[LGR_FGC]

Great video, very to the point and easy to understand.

[SIShaon-xxbk]

It's a good video and explanation is also good

[douglascounts]

First.... LOL
Videos on Web APIs are always useful.
Could you cover "touch" events in your next video? They are important for tables and phones.

[haroldbright]

When we type in Win+K, it opens up some windows settings window in the background. even when the prevent event was called. Is there anything else we should be writing to achieve it?

[prizam_music]

yaah cool, but i used if conditions inside the event listener to be able to detect multiple shortcuts, but that resulted in weird behaviors and unexpected bugs

[basemabdellatiff]

Great Video.
Could you please support me as i want to simulate "Tab" keyboard click through javascript, but it didn't work fine.
const kbEvent = new KeyboardEvent('keydown', { keyCode: 9, });