To use p5.js you need to know JavaScript.
If you’re learning JavaScript as a second language (after Python), then this brief “JavaScript is like Python” article will demonstrate the JavaScript equivalents of some of the most popular concepts:
To use p5.js you need to know JavaScript.
If you’re learning JavaScript as a second language (after Python), then this brief “JavaScript is like Python” article will demonstrate the JavaScript equivalents of some of the most popular concepts:
I would reccommend learning JavaScript as its own language.
Don’t just learn python equivalents.
JavaScript has WAY more features than Python.
Look at these cool JavaScript features:
var x = (a < b) ? 5 : 99;
var s = 7;
switch(s){
case 7:
println("Hello world!");
break;
default:
println("Oh Well...");
}
You will discover similarities once you know both languages.