Digital Learning in Chicago, Illinois

A static webpage is fine for some people, but many internet users expect at least some interactivity. How do we give them what they want? Javascript. One of the most commonly used scripting languages on the world wide web, Javascript adds much of the necessary functionality most people take for granted on a website. You'll learn not only how to add Javascript to a page, but how to read it, edit it, and write it from scratch.
Like any scripting language, Javascript adheres to a logic that requires a good structure to work within. In this course, you'll learn about logical operators, if/then/else statements, and for/in loops. You'll also learn how to solve specific problems that might arise in the course of your work and how to troubleshoot client ideas.
Javascript has given you full control over how a page behaves when it is loaded into a browser. Now learn the world of functions and arrays to bring you that much closer to full control.