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Hi! I am looking to build an interactive world map? (something like https://thetraveloracle.com). Any recommendations of a javascript library that I can use?

Hello there I'm looking to learn JavaScript and am after any suggestions for books or great methods to start the process

I have written some question generator functions which work fine. Then put those functions in an array, when the user clicks the new question button it is supposed to pick a random question type from the array, but it is only randomising when I load the page rather than click the button. Thanks in advance.

let questionArray =[questionTypeZero, questionTypeOne];

function questionSelector(){
return questionArray[Math.floor(Math.random()*2)] };

window.addEventListener('load', questionSelector());
newQuestion.addEventListener('click', questionSelector() );

I tried removing the () from the event handler functions but then nothing appeared at all. Been trying to fix this for hours.

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Hi, im new to this subreddit, but i kinda need help with my JavaScript homework. I just need to know how to make a function "say something" or just make functions. My teacher is no help as they just say "refer back to the website i linked". But its no help either. Any suggestions/help will be appreciated.

Hi guys! Can you please let me know if there is any tutorial for JavaScript where the instructor teaches by building a big website from scratch while teaching? Like: so here we have called this object a from this class.. "let me explain what an object is..." Then goes on teaching tp build.

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Here is the first actual program I made with JavaScript. I used the new (or at least I believe relatively new) JavaScript classes / inheritance and all that.

Please let me know if there are any obvious improvements possible / any other tricks with these classes that are characteristic of JavaScript.

There's sounds, berries, scoreboard, intro and end screen. Fun!

Don't really know much about game design, but a good way to learn JavaScript for a beginner!