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This might be Stupid or Normal for beginners Programmers, I'm facing problems in writing javascript code on my own. I am new to Programming language and I'm learning javascript from scratch. I have completed Html,CSS and Bootstrap. I want to be a front-end developer but now I'm Stuck.
I have completed Some Video like javascript weird parts and beginners course from lynda and Now I know Objects, Array, Functions, Closures, this, Constructor all these Topics but I don't know How to write Program on my own use all these in one program
I get stuck if i see multiple functions even i know how they work.
I can write if i have to write topic wise example but, idk I'm stuck
How can i learn to write Javascript? using all these knowledge. Right now i just want to learn how to write program so i'm not focusing on making page interactive.

What I have tried:

Examples from Tutorails like Lynda and weird Parts
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Updated 22-Mar-18 2:10am
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F-ES Sitecore 22-Mar-18 8:13am    
Get a book on javascript and go through it. You're not going to learn from on-line tutorials.

A tutorial with "Try-It" interaction (Where I learned javaScript): JavaScript Tutorial[^]

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I get stuck if i see multiple functions even i know how they work.
needs to be explained. Does that mean you are not stuck if you see one function? Stuck on any and all functions? JavaScript built in functions or those written by others?

The tutorial could clarify this for you, or, at the least, you'll need to clarify it for us.
 
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To be honest, I wouldn't start "learning to write programs" with Javascript - it's not a "good" language for beginners because by design it lets you get away with too much (and browsers hide the problems from you when they do occur.

I'd suggest that you start by learning C# (or VB but C# will be easier if you are already familiar with JavaScript) and learn to code with that. The IDE is free - Visual Studio Community Edition is downloadable from Microsoft - and contains a huge amount of help for developers including the best debugger on the planet.
Get a book - Addison Wesley, Wrox, and Microsoft Press all do very good ones - and work through from cover to cover. Learning yourself "from scratch" isn't a good idea, as you never have any idea if you have missed something which could have made your life a whole load easier...
 
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