WebDesign Tutorial: 14. Javascript Tutorial Part 1

#WebDesign# Education # JavaScript
This is Part 1 of a JavaScript tutorial.
The video begins by explaining what JavaScript is and what it is used for. JavaScript is a programming language that runs on web browsers. It is used to make web pages more interactive. For example, when you click on a button on a website and something happens, JavaScript is probably at work.
I use an analogy with a building to explain the relationship between HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. HTML is like the structure of a building, CSS is like the paint and decorations, and JavaScript is like the electrical wiring that makes everything work.
Next, I explain the difference between client-side and server-side scripting. Client-side scripting happens on the user's computer, while server-side scripting happens on the web server. JavaScript is a client-side scripting language. This means that the code is executed on the user's computer, not on the server.
Then, I show how to add JavaScript to an HTML file. There are three ways to do this: you can add a (script) tag to the (head) section of your HTML file, you can add a (script) tag to the body of your HTML file, or you can create a separate JavaScript file and link it to your HTML file.
Finally, I show a simple example of how to use JavaScript to print a message to the console. The console is a tool that allows you to see the output of your code. This is a helpful way to test your code and see if it is working as you expect.
The video ends with a promise to cover more details about working with memory and how to interact with HTML elements using JavaScript in the next part.