Welcome to the JavaScript Events Practice repository! This project is designed for beginners who are learning how to handle various JavaScript events. It was created by a beginner, so the exercises are tailored to help you start from the basics and gradually increase your understanding of JavaScript event handling.
To get started with these exercises, you should first fork this repository and then clone it to your local machine. Here’s how you can do that:
Go to the original repository on GitHub. At the top-right corner of the page, click the Fork button. This will create a copy of the repository in your GitHub account. Clone the Repository After forking the repository, you need to clone it so you can work on it locally:
Click on the Code button, then copy the URL provided. Open a terminal on your computer. Clone the repository using the following command: bash Copy code git clone [URL you copied] Replace [URL you copied] with the URL you copied from your fork.
/js: This folder contains JavaScript files where you can write your code to practice handling events. Try to solve the exercises without peaking at the solutions!
/js-solutions: This folder contains the solutions to all the exercises found in the /js directory. Use this to check your work or get a hint if you are stuck.
Navigate to the /js directory. Open a JavaScript file and read the comments to understand what the task is. Try to write the code to handle the event as described in the comments. After you've tried solving the exercise on your own, compare your solution with the provided solution in the /js-solutions directory. Contributing This project is open for contributions! Whether you are a beginner wanting to add more exercises or someone experienced wanting to provide additional resources or improvements, your contributions are welcome. Please follow the standard GitHub pull request process to propose your changes.
This small exercise is intended to provide beginners with practical experience handling JavaScript events in a friendly and easy-to-understand format. If you have any questions or feedback, feel free to open an issue in the GitHub repository. Happy coding!