Day 32

Industrial Training - Day 32

Learning JavaScript Basics

Today was the 32nd day of my industrial training, and I started working with JavaScript to bring interactivity to web pages.

After completing deployment tasks earlier, my mentor guided me to begin JavaScript, and I wrote around 30 lines of basic code today.

Here’s what I practiced:

  • Displaying output using console.log()
  • Declaring variables using let, const, and var
  • Writing if-else condition 

I also created a small script where clicking a button changes the text on the page. It felt great to see something happen without refreshing the browser.

Even though it's just the beginning, it was a fun and productive session. I’m excited to explore more JS features like loops, arrays, and user input handling in the coming days.

JavaScript is definitely opening new possibilities for web development!



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