What is a good FREE website that helps you learn JavaScript?

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"vanilla_fudge333"

click on my nick name "Am"
it will take you to my "Q&A" on that webpage you will see a link that says "Contact Am"
Click on it...
Once you have clicked on it you will be taken to a form, fill it out like you would a regular email.
;-)

This is how you communicate with people on Yahoo Answers (it only works if the person has set up an email and gave their REAL email to Yahoo Answers, I did so don't worry you CAN contact me this way).

FOR all the rest who actually ANSWERED my Q LOL... I am reading through the links (b/c I need to finesh my HW lol), I will pick the best answer after I find out what links were the most helpful to me. (My teacher just zipped through it, and the book su(ks so I REALLY needed the extra help in understanding this since I'm NEW to JavaScript ~but not new to HTML~... THANKS yall)

By the way

"vanilla_fudge333"
(everyone else just ignore this comment)

Here is a link you can go to
its not crystal clear but you can begin to get an idea LOL.
Here's the link:
http://www.geocities.com/veganinfolinks/

By the way if you have recieved my emails through Yahoo Answers then why haven't you at least contacted me back letting me know you've recieved them!?! That way I wont waste my time.
;-)

Answer 1

Hi Am,

If you've just started to learn javascript, I would suggest visiting the links below. The tutorials are designed for beginners and helps you learn the fundamentals of javascript.

1. http://blinding-light.com/tutorials/3
2. http://www.javascriptmall.com/learn/contents.htm
3. http://www.hoboes.com/html/NetLife/Web_Scripting/
4. http://www.tizag.com/javascriptT/
5. http://www.echoecho.com/javascript1.htm

Answer 2

Designing the positioning could be saved removed from understanding lots code. this is not with regard to the code, this is seem, experience, navigation, content cloth etc. do not layout to the code. Code to the layout. Storyboards are greater important that html tags or the mechanics of having a div substitute text cloth or photographs in javascript. this suggests you have greater time than you think of to learn the technicals. As others have suggested, books are good and function greater intensity than maximum on line how-tos, as is a direction or 2.

Answer 3

Here you go :) Netscape used to have this documentation at developer.netscape.com but since AOL purchased it, the site was closed off much to the dismay of many many people. This link will take you to the site that pretty much adopted the task of supporting javascript and a number of other web development tasks. Have fun with it. There are user groups there too that you can sign up with to help you with questions about javascript. Also they have very good tutorials.

http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/JavaScript

Answer 4

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Answer 5

try freewebs.com you can get a free website there and also they give instructions on on how to add features including java.

Answer 6

http://www.w3schools.com/js/

Answer 7

http://www.w3schools.com

Answer 8

http://www.pekiyi.150m.com
javascript

Answer 9

try www.w3schools.com

they have lot of tutorials.not only javascript....have lot

Answer 10

try http://www.w3schools.com