The Art of Doing - Web Development for Beginners - Downloading the Course Materials

This video tutorial guides viewers on how to download and use starter and completed files for a web development course. It explains the contents of these files, including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript resources, and provides step-by-step instructions for downloading and extracting them on a Windows machine. The tutorial also highlights the importance of writing code with the help of comments provided in the files, using Visual Studio Code as an example. The video concludes by encouraging viewers to utilize the resources in a way that best supports their learning.

What do the starter files for the course primarily contain?

• Shell files with some beginner code and comments

• Complete projects ready to use

• Only images and videos

• Advanced code snippets

What is the first step to download the course files on a Windows machine?

• Open the files directly

• Right-click and select 'Open'

• Click to download the files

• Use a third-party software

After downloading, what should you do to access the course files on a Windows machine?

• Rename the files

• Move the files to a different folder

• Extract the files using 'Extract All'

• Delete the downloaded files

What is the purpose of the comments in the starter files?

• To fill up space in the files

• To provide guidance and expectations for the projects

• To confuse the learners

• To replace the need for a tutorial

What should you do after opening the index.html file from the starter files?

• Write the code along with the tutorial

• Run the file as it is

• Delete the file

• Ignore the file