Good JavaScript books?

Question

JavaScript

Good afternoon!
Please advise good intelligible books or tutorials (or other sources of information: webinars, etc.) on JavaScript for a very low level of development.
I read quite a lot of theories, but I can’t solve a single practical problem. Somehow it doesn't fit in my head. As a result, then you climb the forums and discover that, on top of everything, there are still a lot of techniques about which for some reason there was not a word in the books. And it is often solved in two lines :)
Maybe there are some books that help to "build a bridge" between the bare theory about arrays (in which, by the way, I don't see any difficulty) and the ability to apply knowledge in practice?
Thank you!

Answer 1

And it is often solved in two lines :)

This is because the forums often give code in a functional style, consisting of calls to map / filter / reduce, etc., and newcomers have not yet reached this point, and this leaves them in a stupor.
In general, rhinoceros and learn.java-script.ru are the simplest books on JS, there is also You Dont Know JS, it is in English. If they seem complicated, then either programming is not your thing, or try reading fundamental books like Code. The secret language of computer science. Charles Petzold

Answer 2

the site code.mu and w3schools helped me a lot

Answer 3

on Habré there are very sensible and relevant lectures on JS from a teacher at the Kiev Polytechnic
https://habr.com/en/post/434686/

Answer 4

https://bonsaiden.github.io/JavaScript-Garden/en/

Answer 5

Move from reading to practice, start with very simple problems that you already know how to solve and try to solve them in a different way.
Tasks https://www.w3resource.com/javascript-exercises/