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This document contains an assignment for a Web Development session on JavaScript and HTML. It includes questions on Date objects, Arrays, variables and data types, callback functions, and objects. The student is asked to provide code snippets and outputs for various tasks involving these JavaScript concepts. The submission date for the assignment is August 27, 2021 and it was completed by student Neha Vijay Khairnar with ID 191081036 who is studying in the IT branch.

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JavaScript Assignment

This document contains an assignment for a Web Development session on JavaScript and HTML. It includes questions on Date objects, Arrays, variables and data types, callback functions, and objects. The student is asked to provide code snippets and outputs for various tasks involving these JavaScript concepts. The submission date for the assignment is August 27, 2021 and it was completed by student Neha Vijay Khairnar with ID 191081036 who is studying in the IT branch.

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WIM

Web Development Session Assignment-JavaScript and HTML

Submission date- 27/08/2021

Name- Neha Vijay Khairnar


ID- 191081036
Branch- IT

Questions-
1) Familiarize yourself with Date object and solve the following exercises
a. Get number of days in a month (Code will have month number and year)
Test Cases:
Code: 1 2012
Output: 31

Code: 2 2016
Output: 29
Answer-
Code-

const dates = [];


dates.push(new Date('2015/01/01'));
dates.push(new Date('2014/05/09'));
dates.push(new Date('2014/05/27'));

const minDate = new Date(Math.min.apply(null, dates));

console.log("Minimum date from an array of dates is- "+ minDate);


Output-

b. minimum date from an array of dates Test Case:


[ ‘2015/01/01’, ‘2014/05/09’, ‘2014/05/27’ ]
Output: 2014/05/09
Answer-
Code-

function getDays(month,year){
var daysInMonth= new Date(year,month,0).getDate();
return daysInMonth;
}

console.log(getDays(1,2012));
console.log(getDays(2,2016));

Output-
2) Familiarize yourself with Arrays and solve the following exercises:
a. Given is an array of numbers. Round the numbers and display the sum using
reduce() method.
Code: [1.1, 2.3, 15.5, 4.7]
Output: 24

Answer-
Code-

var num = [1.1,2.3,15.5,4.7];


var sum=0;

let result = num.reduce((a,b) => {return a+b})

result=Math.round(result);
console.log(result);

Output-

b. Given an array of names and ages of people applying for driver’s license.
Return the names of people eligible to apply (18 or above) using the
filter() method.

Code: [{name: “Mary”, age: 21},{name:”John”, age: 17},


{name:”Mark”,
age: 24},{name: “Susan”, age: 16},{name: “Jacob”, age: 19}]

Output: Mary, Mark, Jacob


Answer-
Code-

const person=[{name: "Mary", age: 21},


{name:"John", age: 17},
{name:"Mark",age: 24},
{name: "Susan", age: 16},
{name: "Jacob", age: 19}];

const personAbove18 = person.filter((person) => person.age >= 18);

console.log("Person eligible to apply (18 or above) are : ");


console.log(personAbove18);

Output-

c. Given an array of fruits. Perform slice() operations to get the required


output. (There could be multiple ways to obtain an output)

Code: [apples, oranges, bananas, guavas, berries,peaches]

i. Output 1: apples, oranges, bananas


ii. Output 2: peaches
Answer-
Code-

var fruit=['apples', 'oranges', 'bananas', 'guavas', 'berries','peaches'];


const output1= fruit.slice(0,3);
console.log("outtput 1 : "+ output1);
const output2=fruit.slice(-1);
console.log("output 2: "+output2);

Output

d. Given the above array use splice() operation to change the Code to the given
output
Output: apples, lemon, guavas, berries, peaches

Answer-
Code-

var fruit=['apples', 'oranges', 'bananas', 'guavas', 'berries','peaches'];

fruit.splice(1,2,"lemon");
console.log("output is: \n"+fruit);

Output-

3) Variables and Data Types:


a) var num = 6;
let num2 = 6;
if (num===num2)
{
console.log("yes");
}
else
{
console.log("No")
}

What will be the output?

Output-
yes

b) var i=0;
if(i===0)
{
let x=1;
console.log(x);
{
let x=8;
}
console.log(x);
}
else
{
console.log("i has different value")
}
What will be the output?
Answer-
Output-
PS E:\T.Y. IT Sem 5\WIM\Assignment 3\nodejs> node 3b.js
1
1

c) Which is not a data type in Javascript?


i) Int
ii) Var
iii) Let
iv) Const

Answer- Int

4) Call back and functions


a. function divideByHalf(sum)
{ console.log(Math.floor(sum / 2));
}

function
multiplyBy2(sum)
{ console.log(sum * 2);
}

function
operationOnSum(num1,num2,operation){ var
sum = num1 + num2;
operation(sum);
}

operationOnSum(3, 3, divideByHalf);
operationOnSum(5, 5,

multiplyBy2);

What is the output?

Answer-
Output-

PS E:\T.Y. IT Sem 5\WIM\Assignment 3\nodejs> node 4a.js


3
20

b. Write a JavaScript function that accepts a string as a parameter and


converts the first letter of each word of the string in upper case.
Example string: 'the quick brown fox'
Expected Output: 'The Quick Brown Fox '

Answer-
Code-
function uppercase(str)
{
var array1 = str.split(' ');
var newarray1 = [];

for(var x = 0; x < array1.length; x++){


newarray1.push(array1[x].charAt(0).toUpperCase()+array1[x].slice(1));
}
return newarray1.join(' ');
}
console.log(uppercase("the quick brown fox"));
Output-

5) Objects:
a. let obj1 = {
firstProp: 1,
secondProp
:{
innerProp: 2,
},
thirdProp: 3
}
Loop over and print each property of the object
Answer-
Code-

let obj1 = {
firstProp: 1,
secondProp: {
innerProp: 2,
},
thirdProp: 3
}

for (let key in obj1) {


if (obj1.hasOwnProperty(key)) {
console.log(key, obj1[key]);
}
}

Output-

b. let obj1 = {
firstProp: 1,
secondProp
:{
innerProp: 2,
},
thirdProp: 3
}
let obj2 = {
firstProp: 1,
secondProp
:{
innerProp: 2,
},
thirdProp: 3
}
Perform deep comparison of the objects to check whether they are the same or
not.
Answer-
Code-
let obj1 = {
firstProp: 1,
secondProp: {
innerProp: 2,
},
thirdProp: 3
}

let obj2 = {
firstProp: 1,
secondProp: {
innerProp: 2,
},
thirdProp: 3
}

function objectsAreSame(obj1, obj2) {


var objectsAreSame = true;
for(var propertyName in obj1) {
if(obj1[propertyName] !== obj2[propertyName])
{
objectsAreSame = false;
break;
}
}
return objectsAreSame;
}

console.log(objectsAreSame(obj1,obj2));

Output-

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