Often, we would like to do something only if something else is in the right place. In this screencast, Nate will help us learn how to add logic to our Javascript programs. Nate dives a little deeper into arrays and shows how to access various elements of an array and determine its length.

Do reach out if you get stuck and, more importantly, have fun! Javascript Arrays Īnd then Grant introduces styling with selectors as a better alternative to inline styling from the previous chapter.įor example, to target an tag in our styles.css file we can write: h1 Ĭongrats! You have reached your first Javascript assignment.

In this part, Grant shows us how to link a separate stylesheet with link tag.

In this cast, Grant Wilhelm, V School's instructor shows us how we can add styling to HTML elements by writing them inline using style attribute. In this chapter, Nate covers what semantic tags are and why there were introduced in HTML5. Having said that, if you get stuck always reach out to other people either on Scrimba, or the V School's coursework page. This is our first assignment and you should attempt to complete it yourself without cutting corners such as copypasting code, even if it might take you quite some time to complete it. Attributes add extra functionality to our elements. Some HTML elements, like a tag for an image has source attribute src. In this chapter, Nate will cover HTML attributes. It's called The Coding Bootcamp primer ( to tags,, ,, etc. Today, I'm happy to announce that we're launching a course for people who are considering embarking upon a web development education. A free 4-hour course that'll teach you enough web development to be ready for any coding bootcamp.

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