This is Code Squad Masters Course Level 1, conducted by Code Squad, a top-quality software education institute created by education experts with a background in development. As an introductory Javascript course, the goal is to learn the basic concepts of coding through direct programming implementation.
Creating interactive web pages using HTML and JavaScript
Problem solving using conditional statements and loops
Version control using Git
Recursion and Performance Measurement
Hands-on experience through real projects
CodeSquad Masters Course Level 1 Introduction
This course aims to teach programming using JavaScript. You'll learn coding by implementing various programs, including multiplication tables. This course is a prerequisite for Masters Course Members Level 2, a high-quality software training program. For more information, please visit the website ( http://codesquad.kr/page/masters.html ).
Things to learn
How to implement and run a multiplication table program
How to input user values and output values to the console
How to use variables, data types, loops, and conditional statements
How to program using lists and objects
Managing projects using GitHub using Git
Things to do after implementation
I try to rewrite the code from scratch without searching anything.
I think about the program I want to create and try to create it to the extent that I can.
Example code repository
The link below contains the example code used in the demo. If possible, please implement it yourself without looking at the example code. https://github.com/honux77/js-playground
I enjoyed studying thanks to the instructor's kind explanations and witty remarks :)
The instructor was kind and gave examples.
He would throw in humor here and there, and the gag codes were good, so it was fun to listen to. ㅎㅎㅎㅎ
If I had a tip for the lecture,
I would say that you should definitely try to rewrite the assignments in the lecture from the beginning.
Even if you think you know everything when you work on the multiplication tables, calculators, and number puzzles with the instructor,
there were many cases where you couldn't do it well when you tried to implement them on your own from scratch.
The instructor also emphasized that you should try to rewrite the codes on your own,
and I thought I understood why he said that when I tried it myself.
I thought that one time wasn't enough, so I reimplemented each assignment three times.
I started JS introductory with this lecture, and it was a great help.
Thank you for making such a great lecture.
The instructor is so cheerful.
For the assignments in the latter part, it was good that the requirements were given first so that I could do it on my own and then see how the instructor codes.
And it was also good that he showed me the errors that occurred in the middle. (Because I could see how he solved them)