What is the best book for understanding JavaScript?

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JavaScript

Hello to everyone who reads my question and thanks to all those who answer this very question. I started learning JavaScript 3 months ago, before that I taught and immediately practiced HTML and CSS. If I didn’t have any particular problems with HTML and CSS, although there were problems with CSS, they were easily solved, but with JavaScript it’s not so easy. I have been learning and practicing JavaScript for 3 months already, making animations, sliders, digital clocks with buttons, etc., but when I decided to make a calculator, I realized that I didn’t understand this language at all ... And here is the question itself. What is the best book for a beginner to read on JS, and programming in general, in order to understand what exactly and how my code does?
PS I chose the book myself: JavaScript. Detailed guide. Author: David Flanagan. It would be interesting to know your opinion about this book.

Answer 1

You have problems with the basics of programming and algorithmization, not with a specific language ... Reading another JS tutorial for beginners will not help you write a calculator.

Answer 2

Oh my God

Answer 3

Flanagan, if not the best, then one of the best. BUT, firstly, it is designed for a non-zero reader, and secondly, it is more of a reference book, not a textbook. It is better to read it after manuals for students from scratch, for example, this one:
https://www.ozon.ru/context/detail/id/31057355/

Answer 4

But what about learn.javascript.ru? Excellent textbook, useful tasks

Answer 5

Well, Flanagan is the best there is.

Answer 6

if it is for understanding, then the recommendations of the best dog breeders - Expressive
Javascript presentation of the basics.

Answer 7

It does not matter which book you choose, the material is the same, just a different presentation. For everyone, this is relative, one may suit someone, but it will not suit someone. The point is not how many and which authors you have read, but how much of this you have consolidated in practice.