Hey everyone! I'm currently enrolled in a coding academy to become a Full Stack Web Developer. Our instructor gives us these engaging exercises called "snacks" that help us practice specific JavaScript functions and syntax. For example, a typical task might involve taking an array of five objects and extracting just the names from them. I find these exercises super helpful, but I'm not quite confident in my ability to create them on my own yet. I'm on the lookout for websites that offer a variety of these simple exercises at different difficulty levels for free. While I know I could use GPT for assistance, I'd love to hear about any human-created resources first! Thanks in advance for any tips!
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Have you heard of NodeSchool? It's specifically geared towards JavaScript and has a lot of useful materials for learning, including functional programming. Check it out at https://nodeschool.io. Also, Exercism.org is fun and covers multiple languages if you're interested!
Honestly, creating your own snack exercises will really help you grow as a developer! It's a great way to deepen your understanding, so don't shy away from trying it out.
You should definitely check out LeetCode! They have a wide range of problems, and you can filter them by difficulty to find what works for you. Here’s the link: https://leetcode.com/problemset/.
FreeCodeCamp is another great resource! They offer interactive coding challenges that can really strengthen your skills. You might want to explore that as well!
Thank you very much!