palak231

palak231

Hi this is Palak Sharma
I am new here and I found this community while researching about JavaScript over the internet.
Well I have completed my engineering from Computer Science & Engineering. I have good knowledge of HTML, CSS, C, C++ and Python. And I also started my job in web development field. My team leader assigned me a project where I have to make a website by using JavaScirpt but one problem is there I am not much aware about JavaScript as I was not interested in JavaScript in my college days. After two month I have to complete my project and I don’t know how to start with JavaScript, however I have start learning it from Google and YouTube as well. My team member suggest me I also need to read about JavaScript IDE’s because it can help me in Web Designing. I am confused how to start with JavaScript.
Can anyone please guide me on this.
Thanks

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