Javascript

Any person can go straight to a web browser and type “Hello World! and will obtain a pop-up window with an [Ok/Accept] button.

• Agree

• Disagree

• Because modern browser let any person become web developers with a click.

• Because that kind of object has some text behind that is not visible in the browser’s standard view.

‘Visual Studio Code’ needs some personalization before you start using it.

• Agree

• Disagree

• Because there are some modifications to be checked, as explained in paragraph 5.

• Because VS Code is ready for beginners and teaches everything from scratch.

JS Code is user-friendly and has a standardized presentation.

• Agree

• Disagree

• Because each OS has a different lay out of menus and icons for JS Code.

• Because it has the same features and menus for win, Mac, or Linux.

JavaScript first line of code for beginners has to be always “Hello world!”

• Agree

• Disagree

• Because the author shows a different example with his first exploration of JavaScript.

• Because the syntax is very strict and no other strings can be inside the single quote marks.

I can solve algebraical equations with the browser’s web development tools.

• Agree

• Disagree

• Because you can only use symbols from your keyboard for basic operations.

• Because you can insert ASCII code to get special symbols in the command line.

“English language is easy!” is the result of a variable and a condition.

• Agree

• Disagree

• Because the English language is impossible to learn.

• Because the example shows two lines of code that yield such pop-up window when you press Enter.

According to the examples with arithmetic operations, an egg costs 150.

• Agree

• Disagree

• Because 1800 divided by 12 equals 150. à1800/12=150

• Because eggs are more expensive.

We can say that the author (JHVA, 2021) wants to…

• give a deep analysis of JavaScript with details for experts.

• show a simple view of JavaScript for beginners.

• explain how to make video tutorials on JavaScript.

• skip the basics of JS by jumping straight into complicated examples.

Jonas Schmedtmann is

• an electronical engineer at University of NY

• a web developer, designer and teacher

• one of Jorge Villegas’ friends, the author of this text.

• the owner of YouTube.

From the expression “neither-so-simple, nor-so-difficult”, we can say that…

• with enough practice and hard study, you can become a web designer and developer.

• without formal on-site education it is impossible to become a programmer.

• every body can be a programmer and web developer.

• you need to learn only two lines of basic code to become an expert in JS.