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Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to sharpen your skills, we provide three powerful learning paths that work together to help you truly understand programming concepts.
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Don't just read about concepts—play with them. Our interactive demos let you manipulate data structures, visualize algorithms, and see real-time results. Learn by doing, not memorizing.
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CSS Fundamentals
The Box Model
Every element on a web page is a rectangular box. The CSS Box Model wraps the content in layers like an onion.
JavaScript Core
Closures
A closure is like a function remembering its roots. Even when a function finishes executing, its child function keeps a reference to the variables in its scope.
Think of it as a Backpack that the inner function carries around.
let count = 0;
return function() {
count++;
return count;
}
}
Event Propagation
Events don't just happen on one element. They travel through the DOM tree.
The Event Loop Cafe
Execution Mode
Non-blocking (Asynchronous): Operations are offloaded. The main thread continues accepting input while tasks complete in the background.
Event Loop Idle
React Patterns
State vs. Props
Props are like arguments passed to a function (read-only).State is like a variable declared inside a function (managed internally).
Updating this passes new Props to Child A
Version Control
Version Control
Git allows you to create parallel universes for your code. Use branches to experiment without breaking the main application.