Thank you for all of the useful tips! I am new to JavaScript and came to realize very quickly there is quite a bit of syntactical overhead not to mention a significant amount of built in objects and so forth to remember. Your tutorials have been the most effective, and easy to understand. Thank you again for all of the help and I look forward to watching the rest of your videos!

It is very good that you showed the effect of appending .value to the name variable. It highlights the flexibility of the javascript to represent two types of object with a minimal change to the code.

Quientin SIR! You have taught me HTML, CSS, JS! It's amazing how u teach so nicely! I just hope you continue on your journey!

thanks nice tutorials to learn javaScript .

Thank you very much. GOD bless you.

thank you so much for these videos!!!

Cheers Quentin

Very very good!

Great JavaScript tuts! Thanks Please extend this series :D Subbed + Liked

Great tutorials but can you do more tutorials on different types of jscript events _liked

Ill admit I was alittle lost in the middle of this because I felt alot of different things were coming at me. Im very new to all of this though, so im just aiming for elementary understanding to help strengthen my resume up a bit.

it was helpful

Awesome

Hi quentin, I have been watching your tutorials , thank you. everything is fine until now. I am facing problems while learning these forms and stuff. any otherway to learn ? so confused mate

Why to you need to key in value="" in your input element?

tako je

appreciate

It should be the 27th tutorial, second part :)

thnx

it took me half an hour to write this. but i understood all the concepts ... function print_typed() { var welcome_para = document.getElementById("welcome"); var name =document.getElementById("name").value if(name=="") { var blank = prompt("Type a name"); if(blank==""){ var blank2 = prompt("please! , Enter Your Name"); if(blank2==""){ welcome_para.innerHTML=" You didn't type a Name. Refresh and try again "; } else if(blank2!==""){ welcome_para.innerHTML="Welcome " + blank2; } } if (blank!=="") { welcome_para.innerHTML="Welcome " + blank; } } else if(name!==""){ welcome_para.innerHTML="Welcome " + name; }

Yup, sorry. This is the 28th and the other 1 was the 29th. My mistake. :)

got.Keen(!)

to make it a bit simpler, why not name the "name" variable as something like, "nameVar" and the "name" ID to "nameId". Then that way its easier to follow the process.

that was little bit difficult