JavaScript is the programming language that makes websites interactive. It allows you to create dynamic content, animations, games, and much more. You should learn it because it's essential for web development (both front-end and increasingly back-end), highly in-demand, and opens doors to various career paths in tech.

No, absolutely not! This course is designed for absolute beginners. We'll start from the very basics, so you don't need any prior coding knowledge. However, a basic understanding of HTML and CSS can be helpful as JavaScript often interacts with them.

HTML (HyperText Markup Language): Provides the structure and content of a webpage (like the skeleton). CSS (Cascading Style Sheets): Controls the appearance and styling of a webpage (like the skin and clothes). JavaScript: Adds interactivity and dynamic behavior to a webpage (like the brain and muscles).

Like any new skill, it requires dedication and practice. However, JavaScript is known for being relatively beginner-friendly due to its widespread use, vast online resources, and supportive community. This course aims to break down complex topics into understandable parts

You primarily need: A web browser (like Chrome, Firefox, Edge) to run your code. A code editor (like VS Code, which is free and highly recommended) to write your code. That's it! Everything else can be done through your browser's built-in developer tools.