This is a collection of exercises to practice various aspects of JavaScript.
Practicing in this manner (small, bite-sized problems that you can do repeatedly) is a fantastic way to solidify programming concepts.
Each folder in this repository is a set of related exercises. Open up the folder and read the README to learn more about them.
- Each folder contains a
README.mdfile that provides a summary of what skills you will develop with these exercises - Each exercise file within the folder will begin with comments providing more detail on:
- How you need to manipulate or work with this file to complete the exercise.
- Some exercises will require you to manipulate the "current" file and run it. Other exercises will require you to create new files and then reference those files for the "current" file to work.
You don't need to fork this repository; clone it to your laptop
in your /turing directory on your laptop (or whatever directory you want this repository to live inside of), run:
// using ssh keys
git clone [email protected]:turingschool/javascript-exercises.git
// using https, if the above doesn't work:
git clone https://github.com/turingschool/javascript-exercises.git
Once this command runs, you'll now have a "local" copy of this entire repository, living right on your laptop.
$ cd data-types/strings
$ atom .
And read through the README.md for further instructions!
If you want to view the instructions in your web browser, you can view them here: data-types/strings/README.md
This repository of exercises is one of the best tools you've got to learn JavaScript. Every minute spent here is time very well spent.
- Week 1
- data-types
- strings (start here!!!) video walk-through
- ints_and_floats
- collections/arrays video walk-through
- initialize
- aardvark
- beaver
- cat
- dog
- eel
- ferret
- groundhog
- horse
- mythical-creatures
- Unicorn video walk-through
- Vampire
- Dragon video walk-through
- data-types