15: Exercises in JavaScript | Create a Calculator Using JavaScript | JavaScript Tutorial | mmtuts

Exercises in JavaScript | Create a Calculator Using JavaScript | JavaScript Tutorial | mmtuts. In this JavaScript tutorial you will create your first JavaScript exercise. The exercise will be building a calculator using JavaScript which is a very good and simply project to start out with.

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[maheejaman]

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[renan]

I am so blessed. I was really struggling to understand how to make HTML and Javascript interact. Thank you

[jennifermckeithen]

Really enjoyed this! You do a great job explaining the concepts. I'm going to watch all of your JS tutorials now. :-)

[jtc]

I can't thank you enough for this tutorial! I have been struggling with running JS in HTML. Reading the console and figuring out where the error lies is definitely a life saver. Now I feel like there is hope. Thank you!

[lawrencemichael]

8:59
"Darn it! I just confused you even more."
a few seconds later
"So what we just did here was we did that"

[vueltalparaiso]

6:25
//laughter=" how do i explain this to these idiots"

[shubhamujjwal]

It's satisfying. My calculator is working fine. Thanks.

[ionut.vidrighin]

Now this is indeed a beginner tutorial !
Best I watched so far.
I am no longer at that 'super scratch' beginner level but I remember when was the time and how much things frustrated me

[danielbarreto]

That's the thoughest lesson so far. But something that I just realize is that there's no time to cry with programmming language: just grab your energetic drink and I am exploding of new ideas..many thanks.

[ColombusLeBus]

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[jonathancarter]

I appreciate how you explain things by starting with what you're going to do and use and by describing the connection between the code, what it does and what it allows the user to do. Nice!

[Veianya]

I really appreciate how you carefully and thoroughly explain everything.

[jacobsiegel]

I was able to successfully follow along with this video. I do plan on making a fancier version of a calculator and then using it in my portfolio and giving you credit

[IG-cu]

I did not learn about that query selector method during my JavaScript course. It seems like it's a much more elegant way of accessing elements based off their ID or name than using the "getElementById" or "getElementByName" methods. Thanks!

[christopherweaver]

One of the better explanations I've seen on this subject, and I've been looking for a few...days. Thanks man!

[LearningSimplified]

Great topic to discuss. wonderful presentation...

[codingwithkenny]

I already knew how to build that calculator, but thanks for making the video and all of your hard work! I knew how to build it, but didn't think of building it until I saw this video which gave me the idea of coding that calculator myself!

[rajuchowdhury]

You are a great teacher. Very nice explanation.

[hackoffz]

Really convenient and detailed for a beginner like me, thanks a lot for that.

[brandongreene]

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