How to Create a Countdown Timer with JavaScript

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[avelangqawana]

Literally all I needed for my project! Simple and concise! Thanks mate!

[sohampawar]

Your code give me the rise to my college project and helped me a lot by your simple -clear logic, Thank you sir like your's on youtube helped liked us a lot. keep creating such a awesome videos and keep growing !! :) :)

[LoveBanime]

Omg, exactly what I was looking for. So many make it long and complex while I wanted something very simple (ie just a countdown to 0). You made this less of a headache and as simple as possible.

[RahulKumar-mdml]

thank u sir.plz provide more project series.

[gasto]

It's good but if you are working in larger projects you will be confused a little, but with a google search and some reading you will get it to work

[tristanodeimorti]

Thank you for this video. Why it wasn't working with const and instead it works with let?

[TheAlibaadshah]

if reload the page countdown will continue?

[jeffepic]

it's legit all errors none of the code goes together he legit made it up

[almoglavi]

and how i make hour part for this? also very helpful🙏

[marytmurray]

The countdown timer in JavaScript works and announces result when active on the timer tab but when I switch to another tab while the timer is running, it starts from 59:59 and does not announce result. What am I doing wrong? help me out please.

[ahmedras]

Love it! Yes I learnt something thanks bro!

[sau_peaceful_life]

Can you explain and code one reverse counter for multiple pages.