Result: How to learn JavaScript.
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The article focuses on the enduring relevance and demand for JavaScript in the technology sector, highlighting its role as the most commonly used programming language. Despite the rapid evolution of technology, JavaScript, created by Brendan Eich in 1995, remains essential for developing interactive web pages, with 98.8% of websites utilizing it. The article outlines various pathways for learning JavaScript, including free online courses, paid boot camps, and degree programs, emphasizing the importance of mastering foundational skills like HTML and CSS. It also discusses the potential for lucrative career opportunities in web development, with an average salary of around $109,000 for JavaScript developers in the U.S. [Extracted from the article]
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