How to start learning JS? I am 14 years old -> I need some kind of simple book, well, or lessons. Prompt a good book or website with JavaScript lessons.

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    From not writing JavaScript separately - Zowie
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    Something too much began to meet questions like "I'm X years old. Where to start to learn <% language_name%>?" - DreamChild
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    Google claims that the phrase where to start on the HC is quite common. Results: approximately 1,590 (0.15 sec.) So, there is nothing new here. - IMHO "hint" Search in Google - site: hashcode.ru The keywords of your request under the "help" field will significantly reduce the number of recurring questions. - avp 5:03 pm

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David Flanagan. Javascript Detailed guide .

  • And what more difficult could not come up with for a beginner, then? - artuska
  • In fact, the book scares only thick. It is read easily, in the first part everything is chewed point by point. The second half is a detailed reference. In the middle - jQuery, HTML, CSS. In general, Masthev. Especially for the beginner. - Denis Khvorostin

learn.javascript.ru ?

  • support Started from here. Although, as a newbie, some moments were not clear to me. I would advise it to combine with, for example, Popov’s video tutorials. Although I myself was convinced that video tutorials are evil, but in combination with a good theoretical base (which this site provides) will be exactly that - Yegor Eremin
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    @ Vendetta8247, Popov is not an option, if it’s normal with English, then Crockford is better on YouTube, this is, of course, not video tutorials, but this is the best video material on JavaScript, at least for beginners so accurately, although, of course, to understand it you need to have at least minimal knowledge - Zowie
  • @AlexWindHope, he explains at the most elementary level. With him, I started almost everything. And some highlights understood precisely because of him. Well, at least, it won't be superfluous - Egor Eremin
  • @ Vendetta8247, judging by your previous question, you understood far from everything - Zowie
  • @AlexWindHope, my previous question relates to associative arrays and graphic elements. This question refers to the basics. And, as I said above, some. - Yegor Eremin

No no no!

Start writing immediately in JavaScript : CodeAcademy JavaScript

    Pure 5 kopecks, I started like this)

    <script> for(var i in document) { document.write('<pre>' + i + '</pre><br />'); } </script>

    The result of the execution is especially interesting to watch in different browsers!

      I will bring the 5 copecks: MDN

        There are very good video tutorials on youtube. The guy starts from the very foundation. That is, with instructions and expressions. If you speak English, I recommend reading the Axel Raschmayer blog www.2ality.com