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Young Coder

Matthew MacDonald

May 4, 2019

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Events: Your First Lesson in JavaScript

A simple exercise that introduces JavaScript, with no software required

Goal: Run your first JavaScript function.
Requirements: A basic understanding of HTML. No programming knowledge.

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