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Mark  Lassoff  
[email protected]    (Use  subject  UDEMY  JAVASCRIPT  for  questions)  
 
Javascript  Course:    Chapter  6  Lab  Exercises  
 
1) Download  and  load  the  file  labStarter.html  in  to  your  text  editor.  
2)  Place  a  <script>  element  in  the  document  head  with  the  appropriate  
attributes  and  values  so  you  can  add  Javascript  code.  
3) In  the  script  element  you  just  created,  write  the  signature  of  the  following  
functions:  
 
english()  
spanish()  
hebrew()  
french()  
 
The  function  will  be  called  when  the  corresponding  button  is  clicked  due  to  
the  onclick  attribute  in  each  <input>  element.  
4) Code  each  function  so  that  it  outputs  an  appropriate  greeting  language  when  
the  button  is  clicked  using  an  alert()  box.  
 
English=  Hello!  How  are  you?  
Spanish=  Hola.    Como  estas?  
Hebrew=  Shalom!  
French=  Bon  Jour!  
 
Save  your  completed  file.    Test  and  insure  that  it  works  correctly.  
5) Create  a  new  document  using  the  HTML  basic  document  structure    
demonstrated  earlier  by  the  instructor.  
6) Create  four  buttons  labeled  add,  subtract,  multiply  and  divide.    Use  onclick  
attributes  to  call  an  appropriate  function  named  add(),  subtract(),  multiply()  
or  divide()  when  the  corresponding  button  is  clicked.  
7) In  the  document  head  create  <script>  tags  with  the  appropriate  attributes  
and  values  so  that  you  may  place  Javascript.  
8) Add  the  add(),  subtract(),  multiply()  and  divide()  functions  to  the  script  
element  in  the  document  head.  
9) When  you  call  the  functions  from  the  onclick  event,  pass  them  any  two  
integers.    Each  function  should  output  the  resulting  math  of  adding,  
subtracting,  multiplying  or  dividing  the  integers.  
10)Save  and  test.    Once  your  code  is  working,  optimize  your  code  so  the  same  
thing  can  be  accomplished  with  a  single  function  in  the  head  called  
mathProb().    This  function  should  be  passed  three  parameters—the  two  
integers  and  a  symbol-­‐-­‐  +,  -­‐,  *  or  /  indicating  the  mathematical  function  to  be  
performed.  
 
HINT:    When  you  pass  the  symbol  to  the  function  as  a  parameter,  enclose  it  
within  single  quotes  not  double  quotes.    The  onclick  attribute  will  already  be  
surrounded  with  double  quotes—so  if  you  need  to  use  quotes  while  already  
within  double  quotes,  use  single  quotes.  
 
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