

Some development environments actively disallow them. As you learn more, you will find that alerts and prompts are good to avoid.

Backgroundīy now, you should be familiar with Web Development basics enough to understand this HTML code:
#Browser game script code
The goal for this session is for you to learn a little more JavaScript by example, and to apply your knowledge to improve the starter code and/or the behavior of the games. Then, we will use that code to form the start of "Hangman"

In this lesson, we will make two games that run in a browser.
#Browser game script free
If you prefer another environment (like Thimble by Mozilla, CodePen.io or JSBin) then feel free to continue using that tonight. Because Khan Academy is an excellent environment for learning JavaScript, and in particular, for learning the graphics programming we will do next week, we will use their environment. We are going to use some of the concepts learned in that session, and add to your knowledge with even more tricks. You had a chance to learn a bit about JavaScript in the last session, and the material is available at tar.gz Text-based Browser games in JavaScript JavaScript Text Games in a Browser by CoderDojoSV JavaScript Text Games in a Browser Learning to write a game with JavaScript View on GitHub Download.
