This reason, along with my love for creativity and problem-solving is why I decided to self-learn. However, the reason for this post is about how I tried so many times to self-learn coding online, failed, and also to explain the benefit of boot camps.

I always gave up so easily but I didn't know why until I recently joined an on-campus Bootcamp in February 2020 - a Full Stack Developer Course. I was able to complete the first level of the course which include HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, Javascript, and jQuery and then COVID-19 happened and turned all our lives upside down. The course was moved online but I couldn't keep up - I was doing so well before Covid-19, so what happened?

After the COVID-19 cases had gone down here in South Africa we were allowed back on campus under full compliance with every new Covid-19 rule and regulation and I was so happy to resume back my full-stack web development course. I have since then finished, completed all my tasks, and earned a full stack developer certificate from Hyperion

I completed the Responsive Web Design course on FreeCodeCamp and started the JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures just to continue on my learning process. I have also earned a certificate from google skills for Africa and much more, Note that everything I listed above is all online courses, Bootcamp made it easy for me, I couldn’t finish a course online a few months ago and now I have a few under my belt all because of what I learned from coding Bootcamp the structure and foundation it gave me

This blog post is for people who are struggling with learning virtually and couldn't commit to the process. Joining a Bootcamp is a good way to get into learning programming because it will give you structure and most importantly you will have the opportunity to grapple with real-life examples as tasks with a mentor or lecturer to grade your tasks and coding exercise and help whenever you have difficulty solving a problem.

My unsolicited advice to anyone who is thinking of going into web development or software engineering is to take Google`s fundamentals of digital marketing because it elucidates how the internet works. I have done it and it was a really good experience for me. Moreover, document everything you are learning

There are 7 javascript operators

Addition Operator - The symbol is +, Addition is the method of calculating the total of two or more numbers to know the sum of the numbers, See below a code snippet on how you can use addition in Javascript.

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Demo

Subtraction Operator- The symbol is -, Subtraction is the process of taking away a number from another, is the method of calculating the difference between two numbers.

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Demo

Multiplication Operator- The symbol is *, Multiplication is the process of adding a number to itself a certain number of times: the act or process of multiplying numbers

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Demo

Division Operator- The symbol is /, and division is a method of distributing a variable into equal parts.

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Demo

Modulus operator - The symbol is %, this operator determines the remainder. In some cases, the remainder maybe 0, which means the number is completely divisible by the divisor. The modulus operator is not to be mistaken for division.

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Demo

Increment operator. - The symbol is ++, Increase operand value by one.

Decrement operator. - The symbol is --, Decrease operand value by one.

in Javascript, the symbol for multiplication is * (asterisk) and not x like mathematics and the modulus operator is different from the division

These are some of the things you should take note of

in Javascript, the symbol for multiplication is * (asterisk) and not x like mathematics and modulus operator is different from division