Modern JavaScript from the Beginning - Second Edition - Running JavaScript in the Browser

This video tutorial introduces the JavaScript sandbox and covers the basics of creating HTML and JavaScript files. It demonstrates how to use Live Server for auto-reloading and explains the differences between inline and external JavaScript. The tutorial concludes with instructions on stopping Live Server and hints at the next lesson on using the browser console.

What is the purpose of creating a folder named 'my website' in the setup process?

• To share files with other students

• To install additional software

• To create a backup of the course materials

• To store all course-related files and folders

Which tool in VS Code helps in writing quick HTML and CSS?

• Live Server

• Emmet

• Debugger

• GitLens

What is the main advantage of using Live Server during development?

• It provides syntax highlighting

• It allows for real-time collaboration

• It automatically reloads the browser on file changes

• It offers code completion

Why is writing JavaScript directly in HTML considered bad practice?

• It makes the HTML file too large

• It is not a modular approach

• It is difficult to debug

• It is not supported by all browsers

What is the default port number used by Live Server?

• 8080

• 3000

• 5500

• 8000

How can you link an external JavaScript file to an HTML document?

• Using a style tag

• Using an import statement

• Using a link tag

• Using a script tag with a source attribute

What happens when you stop the Live Server?

• The browser stops displaying the webpage

• The webpage no longer auto-reloads on changes

• The JavaScript code stops executing

• The HTML file gets deleted