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JAVASCRIPT

The document discusses JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. It provides information on how to interact with web pages using JavaScript and defines common JavaScript functions like alert and write. It also includes sample code for alerts and includes information on variables, data types, and strings in JavaScript.

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JAVASCRIPT

The document discusses JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. It provides information on how to interact with web pages using JavaScript and defines common JavaScript functions like alert and write. It also includes sample code for alerts and includes information on variables, data types, and strings in JavaScript.

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jaswanthk3280
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JAVASCRIPT - to interacte or dynamic the website.

HTML - to CREATE ther content


CSS - to STYLE the content

Benefit - Scripting language using JS can change the web pages

1) Alert(" ")
2) Document.write()
3) innerhtml

///Sample Program///

<head>
<body>
<script type="text/javascript">
alert("HELLO")
document.write("HELLO")

</script>
<h1>This is ME</h1>
<h1 id="special">This is ME</h1>
</body>

***********************************************************************

Downlaod VS code application

console.log("please subscribe");
console.log("DATA");

Downlaod --> coderunner, live server & JS ES6 - extensions

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console.log - will write in VScode


document.write - will impact in the website

COMMENT - way to deliver the message


1) single line (//) - used befora & after the statement
2) Multi line (/__code__/) - used to add single as well as multi line comments.

a.Elobrate the Code


b.End User can understand easily
c.Can avoid the un-necessary code lines

1.js

ex - //this is first one


//Variable
a=10;
b=5;
console.log(a);

///***basic.html
<html>
<head>
<body>
<script>
document.write("Hello");
</script>
</body>
</head>
<html>

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///***DataTypes

1) var
A. Primitive --> string, Number, Boolean
B. Non-primitive(Reference) --> Object, Array, RegExp

var a= 10;
var a= 67.77;

var a="hello";
var c='Hell';

var d = true/false;

ctrl+alt+N - can execute


_______________________________________________________
var a=10;
var b="Hell";

console.log(a);
console.log(b);

#######################################################################

///***Variables & Identifiers

var, const, let

Declare - var varible_name; | Let variable_name | const varible_name;

Initialize
varible_name=value;| Let varible_name=value; | const varible_name=value;

Conditional operator --> condition?Expression1 : Expression2;

Ex:--> var a=10;


var b=6;
a<b?console.log("a is big"):console.log("b is big"); // It will print "10 is big"
Type conversion --> converting one data type to another
Ex -- String to Number

Implicit & Explicit(built-in)

implicit to String -->'3'+2 = 32 // Concatination(adding both variables)


implicit to Number --> '4'-'2'= 2
implicit boolean to number --> '4'-true = 3 // Boolean values True =1, False =0

var result='3'+45 = 345 // Concatination(adding both variables)


console.log(result);

var result='300'-40 = 260


console.log(result);

var result='30'+true = 31 // Boolean values True =1, False =0


console.log(result);

///***STRING

length
charAt()
indexOf()
toUpperCase()
toLowerCase()
toString()

Escape Charecter -
console.log("it\'me"); --> it' me
\t - space
\n - Next line

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