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Session-7 Introduction To Javascript: 1. Prompt For Amount, Interest Rate and No. of Years and Calculate Simple Interest

1. This document discusses JavaScript concepts including: - Calculating simple interest given various inputs - Checking if a string is a palindrome - Calculating the area of a circle given the radius - Copying object properties - Creating arrays of employee objects and filtering/grouping them based on properties 2. Examples are provided to demonstrate: - Filtering employees with salaries over 5000 - Grouping employees by age - Finding employees with salaries under 1000 and ages over 20 to give them a salary increment 3. The document contains JavaScript code examples for each concept discussed.

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Session-7 Introduction To Javascript: 1. Prompt For Amount, Interest Rate and No. of Years and Calculate Simple Interest

1. This document discusses JavaScript concepts including: - Calculating simple interest given various inputs - Checking if a string is a palindrome - Calculating the area of a circle given the radius - Copying object properties - Creating arrays of employee objects and filtering/grouping them based on properties 2. Examples are provided to demonstrate: - Filtering employees with salaries over 5000 - Grouping employees by age - Finding employees with salaries under 1000 and ages over 20 to give them a salary increment 3. The document contains JavaScript code examples for each concept discussed.

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SESSION-7

INTRODUCTION TO JAVASCRIPT

1. Prompt for amount, interest rate and no. of years and calculate simple
interest.

var t = 2;
var pri = 1500;
var roi = 6.5;
var si = (t*pri*roi)/100;
console.log("simple interest is: "+si);
2. is palindrome string

var x = isPalindrome('RITIK');

function isPalindrome(word){
var i,wLength = word.length-1,wLengthToCompare = wLength/2;

for (i = 0; i <= wLengthToCompare ; i++) {


if (word.charAt(i) != word.charAt(wLength-i)) {
console.log(word+" is not a palindrome");
}
}
console.log(word+" is a palindrome");
}
3. Area of circle

var r = areaOfCircle(5.12);

function areaOfCircle(r){
var pi = 3.14;
var area = pi*r*r;
console.log("Area of circle with radius "+r+" is: "+area);}

4. Copy information of one object to another and log it to console.

let obj = {
a: 1,
b: 2,
};
let copy = obj;
console.log("Earlier value of a defined:");
console.log(obj.a);
obj.a = 5;
console.log("Value of a in copy after updating it:");
console.log(copy.a);
5. Create a list of objects of Employee with info as follow :

○ Name, age, salary ,DOB

var employee = []
employee[0]={name: 'Riya', age: 22, salary: 15000, date:
'19/12/1997' },
employee[1]={ name: 'Divya', age: 23, salary: 15200, date:
'06/01/1998' },
employee[2]={ name: 'Riyya', age: 22, salary: 15100, date:
'19/12/1995' },
employee[3]={ name: 'Jasleen', age: 20, salary: 1500, date:
'23/02/1994' },
employee[4]={ name: 'Ritik', age: 21, salary: 3200, date:
'19/11/1995' }
console.log(employee);

○ filter all employees with salary greater than 5000

var employee = []
employee[0]={name: 'Riya', age: 22, salary: 15000, date:'19/12/1997' },
employee[1]={ name: 'Divya', age: 23, salary: 15200, date:
'06/01/1998' },
employee[2]={ name: 'Riyya', age: 22, salary: 15100, date: '19/12/1995' },
employee[3]={ name: 'Jasleen', age: 20, salary: 1500, date: '23/02/1994' },
employee[4]={ name: 'Ritik', age: 21, salary: 3200, date: '19/11/1995' }
console.log("Employees with salary greater Rs.5000");
for(var i=0; i<5; i++){
if(employee[i].salary>5000){
console.log(employee[i].name);}}
○ group employee on the basis of their age

var employee = []
employee[0]={name: 'Riya', age: 22, salary: 15000, date:
'19/12/1997' },
employee[1]={ name: 'Divya', age: 23, salary: 15200, date:
'06/01/1998' },
employee[2]={ name: 'Riyya', age: 22, salary: 15100, date:
'19/12/1995' },
employee[3]={ name: 'Jasleen', age: 23, salary: 500, date:
'23/02/1994' },
employee[4]={ name: 'Ritik', age: 21, salary: 200, date:
'19/11/1995' }

var age22=[];
var age23=[];
var ageother=[];
var i;
for (i=0; i<5; i++)
{
if(employee[i].age == 22)
{
age22.push(employee[i].name);
console.log("People with age 22");
for(var j=0; j<i; j++)
{
console.log(age22[j]);
}
}

else if(employee[i].age == 23)


{
age23.push(employee[i].name);
console.log("People with age 23");
for(var k=0; k<i; k++)
{
console.log(age23[k]);
}
}
else if(employee[i].age != 22 & employee[i].age != 23 )
{
ageother.push(employee[i].name);
for(var l=0; l<i; l++)
{
console.log(ageother[l]);
}
}
}

○ fetch employees with salary less than 1000 and age greater than 20.
Then give them an increment 5 times their salary.

var employee = []
employee[0]={name: 'Riya', age: 22, salary: 15000, date:'19/12/1997' },
employee[1]={ name: 'Divya', age: 23, salary: 15200, date:'06/01/1998' },
employee[2]={ name: 'Riyya', age: 22, salary: 15100, date: '19/12/1995' },
employee[3]={ name: 'Jasleen', age: 24, salary: 500, date:'23/02/1994' },
employee[4]={ name: 'Ritik', age: 21, salary: 200, date:'19/11/1995' }
console.log("Employee with salary less than 1000 and age greater than 20: ");
var i;
for(i=0; i<5; i++){
if(employee[i].salary<1000 & employee[i].age>20){
console.log(employee[i]);
employee[i].salary = 5*employee[i].salary;
console.log("updated salary: ");
console.log(employee[i].salary);}}

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