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FSD Module 2 Question Bank

This document is a question bank for a Full Stack Development module focusing on the Document Object Model (DOM) and JavaScript. It covers various topics including DOM structure, element selection methods, event handling, and form validation techniques. Each question encourages exploration of JavaScript's interaction with the DOM, event propagation, and user experience enhancements through validation.

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FSD Module 2 Question Bank

This document is a question bank for a Full Stack Development module focusing on the Document Object Model (DOM) and JavaScript. It covers various topics including DOM structure, element selection methods, event handling, and form validation techniques. Each question encourages exploration of JavaScript's interaction with the DOM, event propagation, and user experience enhancements through validation.

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FULL STACK DEVELOPMENT (BIS601)

MODULE 2 QUESTION BANK


1. What is the Document Object Model (DOM), and how does it represent an HTML document
in JavaScript?
Explain the DOM as a tree structure, with nodes representing HTML elements, attributes, and
text. How can JavaScript interact with the DOM to manipulate the webpage?

2. How can you select elements in the DOM using JavaScript?


Discuss different methods such as `getElementById`, `getElementsByClassName`,
`getElementsByTagName`, `querySelector`, and `querySelectorAll`. What are the key
differences between these methods?

3. What is the difference between `getElementById()` and `querySelector()` in DOM


manipulation?
Provide examples where each method would be appropriate and explain the limitations or
advantages of using one over the other.

4. How can you manipulate the content and attributes of DOM elements using JavaScript?
Describe how to use properties like `innerHTML`, `textContent`, and `setAttribute()` to
update element content and attributes. Provide examples of each.

5. What is event bubbling and event capturing in JavaScript?


Explain the concepts of event propagation, including the phases of capturing, target, and
bubbling. How does this affect event handling in the DOM?

6. What are some common types of events in JavaScript, and how are they used?
List and explain different event types such as `click`, `mouseover`, `keydown`, `submit`,
`load`, etc. Give examples of how these events can trigger JavaScript functions.

7. How can you bind an event to an element in JavaScript?


Discuss methods like `addEventListener()` and event attributes (e.g., `onclick`). What are the
advantages of using `addEventListener()` over traditional event binding?

8. What is event delegation, and why is it useful in DOM manipulation?


Explain the concept of event delegation and how it can improve performance and simplify
event handling by attaching a single event listener to a parent element.

9. How can you remove an event listener from an element in JavaScript?


Describe how to use `removeEventListener()` to remove an event listener. What conditions
must be met for an event listener to be successfully removed?
10. How can you enhance a form using JavaScript for better user experience and validation?
Discuss different types of form validations such as required field validation, email format
validation, password strength validation, and real-time validation using event listeners. Provide
examples of implementing these validations in JavaScript.

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