JavaScript Journey Episode 2 - Multiple Quiz Interaction Using JS by Bryan Ganzon Granse #bryanDevs
0This is my second goal journey in Javascript wherein, I do the TODO base on that goal to finish the multiple questions inside that object, and once that question is displayed I used a method to reduce it using .Shift() method, I love playing around that is why I documented this journey of mind, I had some experience in javascript since I do use a backbone.js framework before, but now I want to improve my fundamental understanding in Vanilla Javascript so that I can proceed to TypeScript, and other Javascript framework like React.js.
For me, Javascript is very important knowledge to have if you wanted to be a full stack developer, so its more like backend coder and frontend coder at the same time, which you gonna learn how to use CSS, HTML, Javascript, PHP Framework Laravel or Standard PHP, and MySQL.
Name: Bryan Ganzon Granse - A.K.A bryanDevs
Language: JavaScript
Episode: 2
Goal: To become a Full-Stack Developer
CSS Framework: Tailwind / Bootstrap
I mainly focus first on my strong understanding about the fundamental of Vanilla JavaScript, then proceed to TypeScript, and JavaScript Frameworks like Vue.js, Angular.js, React.js, and Next.js. My learning is infinite so I would like to document it here on my YouTube Channel.
Now About This Video, TODO called 'Multiple Quiz'
The goal here is to make multiple quizzes which are stored in an object fact then call each of those questions and display them on that page, which I use a method that will reduce the value of an object.
1. I use FOR OF LOOP since the button is inside the div Option and declare it as children to get all the buttons inside that div.
2. I use the if statement to check if the object still has data, and the if statement to check what button is being clicked by the user using the addEventListener click.
3. I also create a function to Enable or disable buttons as well as a function to show or hide elements.
4. The function that I use here is the Fat Arrow function since it is easy and less code should I say.
JavaScript Journey Episode 2 - Multiple Quiz Interaction Using JS by Bryan Ganzon Granse #bryanDevs
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