JavaScript in Action – 3 fun JavaScript projects

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Learn practice JavaScript Have fun while building three mini projects from scratchProject #1JavaScript Accordion click and open elementsJavaScript element selectionAdding event listeners to element with a classUse of JavaScript methods like nextElementSibling and classListManipulate element classes with JavaScriptProject #2JavaScript Game – Box chaserJavaScript element selection and manipulationUse of JavaScript Math and Math randomKey event listeners for arrow keysDOMContentLoaded – listenerBuilding a grid dynamically with JavaScriptHandling key presses and moving elementAdding and removing element classes dynamicallyUpdating element style values using JavaScriptUsing objects and Arrays to contain element contentCreating elements and adding them to the html dynamicallyApplying game logic and scoring of gameGame play win checkProject #3JavaScript Tooltip makerJavaScript element selection and manipulationAdding event listeners mouseover and mouseoutUpdating element style valuesSelect event object dataSetting intervals to run codeUpdating element inner contentNo libraries, no shortcuts just learning JavaScript making it DYNAMIC and INTERACTIVE web application.

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