The things that you need to know about JavaScript before diving into the rabit hole. I publish articles on Dev.to on the topics regularly. I will add the links here as soon as I publish them.
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| [`Blog`](https://dev.to/fahimfba/learn-javascript-printing-your-first-message-2m04) | N/A |
+| **Day 2** - (19-04-2023) | Comments in JavaScript | 
| [`Blog`](https://dev.to/fahimfba/mastering-javascript-unraveling-the-art-of-effective-commenting-for-better-code-collaboration-46b) | N/A |
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