Hi everyone, welcome to NBK Tech World. This course will be about JavaScript for complete beginners. We're gonna go from the start, we're gonna jump right into it, into how to start programming in JavaScript. If you already know some JavaScript, this course might be too slow for you. Well if you want to stick around and have a look to see how it goes, feel free to do so. If you feel like it goes too slow for you, I recommend that you skip it. Alright? So to start off, all you're gonna need is your computer obviously and we're gonna need a web browser. Web browser such as Firefox, Chrome, Safari or Edge. So any of these major web browsers will do. And why do we need a browser? We need the browser because each of these browsers has included a JavaScript console. So it's very convenient for us to jump right into it right away. So here I have some, I have Firefox, I have Chrome and Safari here open and I'll show you how to open the web console. Okay? So for each of these browsers I'm gonna show you how to open the web console. If you already know how to do this, you can skip this part of the video. Okay? So let's start with Firefox. So here I'm in Firefox. Okay? So I'm using Firefox Quantum version 61. All you have to do is if you want to go by click, you can click on Tools, Web Developer and then Web Console. The hot key is, in my case for Mac, is Option Command K. So if you type Option Command K, there appears the web console here and we can type our commands here at the bottom. Now let's do it for Chrome. I'm gonna open up Chrome. Here's my Chrome window. Like in the same way for Chrome, in my case I can click View, Developer and then I can see there's a JavaScript console option. You can click that. The hot key by the way is Command Option J for Mac. Command Option J, bring it up, Command Option J, close it. Okay? So you can type the commands here. Now for Safari, since I'm on Mac, it's a little bit, we got to do a little extra strap because it does not have the console enabled by default. So all you have to do for Safari is you go to the Preferences, click on the Safari menu, Preferences and Advanced and then at the bottom of the Advanced tab, you have to select Show Develop Menu and Menu bar and that will allow you to see the Develop Menu up there. If you go up there, in my case between bookmarks and window, I'm using Safari 11.1.2 by the way. You can click Develop and it will bring up a menu and you can just click Show JavaScript Console. The hot key is Command Option C. Command Option C brings up the console in Safari and you can type the commands here at the bottom. Okay? So we learned how to open up the browser console and that's our very first step into learning JavaScript into the world of JavaScript. Okay? So I will see you in the next video when we start with our first JavaScript statement. So first command. See you then.