css and javascript exercise

The importance of a comfortable development environment for learning CSS and JavaScript cannot be overstated. In my experience, having the right tools can significantly boost your learning and productivity. For example, I have been using VS Code as my editor for the past year and have found it to be an invaluable tool for writing both R and web development code.

One of the key advantages of using VS Code for web development is its ability to preview HTML files. However, when it comes to debugging scripts and testing ideas, the Chrome browser is even more important. This is because DOM-related features are only available in the browser environment, allowing you to view HTML element variables in the browser’s console.

In my own learning journey, I have found that practicing DOM manipulation with the ul element is particularly helpful. By inserting li elements into a ul element at arbitrary positions or before and after the ul element, you can gain a better understanding of how JavaScript can be used to change the rendering of HTML.

NOTE: I require the newBing to modify my article as an IELTS reviewer. This article was written by newBing 😎… You can find the ul exercise example here, and ivy-layout exercise here.