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This JavaScript code defines four functions (com1, com2, com3, com4) to compare two strings entered by the user in different ways: comparing the uppercase versions, using a regular expression, locale-insensitive comparison, and strict equality. It displays the results of each comparison method in separate HTML paragraphs on the page. The set_string() function calls each comparison function and passes the two strings.

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JS Assi4

This JavaScript code defines four functions (com1, com2, com3, com4) to compare two strings entered by the user in different ways: comparing the uppercase versions, using a regular expression, locale-insensitive comparison, and strict equality. It displays the results of each comparison method in separate HTML paragraphs on the page. The set_string() function calls each comparison function and passes the two strings.

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JavaScript: Assignment 4

JavaScript Code
function set_string()
{
var string1 = document.getElementById("st1").value;
var string2 = document.getElementById("st2").value;
com1(string1,string2);
com2(string1,string2);
com3(string1,string2);
com4(string1,string2);

function com1(string1,string2)
{

var ot;
const result1 = string1.toUpperCase() ===
string2.toUpperCase();

if(result1) {
ot="The strings are similar ";

} else {
ot="The strings are not similar ";

document.getElementById("casing").innerHTML=ot;

function com2(string1,string2)
{

const pattern = new RegExp(string1, "gi");


var ot;
// compare the stings
const result2 = pattern.test(string2)

if(result2) {
ot="The strings are similar <br><br>";

} else {
ot="The strings are not similar <br><br>";

}
document.getElementById("regex").innerHTML=ot;
}

function com3(string1,string2)
{

// program to perform case insensitive string comparison


var ot;
const result3 = string1.localeCompare(string2, undefined, {
sensitivity: 'base' });

if(result3 == 0) {
ot="The strings are similar <br><br>";

} else {
ot="The strings are not similar <br><br>";

document.getElementById("locom").innerHTML=ot;
}

function com4(string1,string2)
{

var ot;

if( string1 === string2)


{
ot="The strings are similar <br><br>";

}
else
{
ot="The strings are not similar";

document.getElementById("equality").innerHTML=ot;
}

HTML Code
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<body style="text-align:center">
<h1>String Comparison</h1>
<h1>42231 Pratyush Ingale</h5>
<br>
String 1= <input type="text" id="st1" value=" ">
<br></br>
String 2= <input type="text" id="st2" value=" ">
<br><br>
<button style="background:rgb(255, 255, 255)" id="myBtn"
onclick="set_string()">Compare Strings</button>
<br><br>Result using to uppercase() method= <p id="casing"></p>
<br><br> Result using to RegEx method: <p id="regex"></p>
<br><br> Result using localeCompare method: <p id="locom"></p>
<br><br> Result using Strict Eqaulity method: <p id="equality"></p>

<script src="assignment_4.js"></script>
</body>
</html>

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