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Just sharing what I am Learning through my codes and Projects to understand DOM manipulation
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Just sharing what I am Learning through my codes and Projects to understand DOM manipulation

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# Learning JavaScript

To learn web-dev & **JS ECMAScript 6** (European Computer Manufactures Association) in detail: Click Here

#### PS: `nvm` (_node version manager_) must be installed on your system for below commands.

#### Steps to install NodeJs via `nvm`

- To Check all node js Versions:

```yaml
nvm list-remote
```

- To install node js from listed versions:

```yaml
nvm install v16.15.0
```

- To Uninstall older installed node js versions:

```yml
nvm uninstall v16.14.2
```

- To Check node js version:
```yml
node --version
```
- To Check local `nvm` node js version:

```yml
nvm list
```

- To temporarily switch node js versions using `nvm`:

```yml
nvm use v16.15.0
```

- To switch default node js version (v16.14.2) to latest version (v16.15.0):

```yml
nvm alias default v16.15.0
nvm use default
```

- To Check node js version:
```yml
node --version
```

- Projects
- [Guess-the-Number](https://github.com/princebansal7/GuessMyNumber-JS)
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Steps to use Chrome debugger

#### Using Chrome Debugger for JS script steps:

##### WAY-1:

1. Right click on Web page > click `Inspect`
2. Go to `sources`
3. On left side click on `pages` , there you'll find folder structure and your current js file.
4. By clicking on your lines of code, add `breakpoints` and after reloading debug your code according to the breakpoints.

##### WAY-2:

- Simply add `debugger;` statement in your js code. it will automatilly call browser's debugger tab from the line where you've added the `debugger;` statement.