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Javascript Day of the Month must be between 1 and 31. NEGATIVE_INFINITY This is a special numeric value representing a value less than Number.MIN_VALUE. This value is represented as "-Infinity". It resembles an infinity in its mathematical behavior. For example, anything multiplied by NEGATIVE_INFINITY is NEGATIVE_INFINITY, and anything divided by NEGATIVE_INFINITY is zero. Because NEGATIVE_INFINITY is a constant, it is a read-only property of Number. Syntax The syntax to use NEGATIVE_INFINITY is as follows: var val = Number. NEGATIVE_INFINITY; Example Try the following example. Click the following to see the result: 116
Javascript Output Click the following to see the result: Click Me Value of val : -Infinity POSITIVE_INFINITY This is a special numeric value representing any value greater than Number.MAX_VALUE. This value is represented as "Infinity". It resembles an infinity in its mathematical behavior. For example, anything multiplied by POSITIVE_INFINITY is POSITIVE_INFINITY, and anything divided by POSITIVE_INFINITY is zero. As POSITIVE_INFINITY is a constant, it is a read-only property of Number. Syntax Use the following syntax to use POSITIVE_INFINITY. var val = Number. POSITIVE_INFINITY; Example Try the following example to learn how use POSITIVE_INFINITY.
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About the Tutorial JavaScript is a
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1. OVERVIEW Javascript What is Java
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Javascript components, integrates w
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Javascript The following example sh
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Javascript JavaScript in Chrome Her
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4. PLACEMENT Javascript There is a
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Javascript This code will
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5. VARIABLES Javascript JavaScript
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Javascript Within the body of a fun
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6. OPERATORS Javascript What is an
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Javascript document.write("a - b =
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Javascript the right operand, if ye
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Javascript Output (a == b) => false
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Javascript Output (a && b) => fal
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Javascript document.write("(a | b)
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Javascript Ex: C /= A is equivalent
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Javascript Function Undefined Null
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7. IF-ELSE Javascript While writing
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Javascript Try the following code t
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Javascript Syntax The objective of
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10. FOR LOOP Javascript The for Loo
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13. FUNCTIONS Javascript A function
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Javascript JavaScript String font
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Javascript JavaScript String link(
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Javascript Prototype The prototype
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Javascript push() reduce() reduceRi
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Javascript every () Javascript arra
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Javascript var len = this.length; v
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Javascript join () Javascript array
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Javascript Array.prototype.map = fu
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Javascript toString () Javascript a
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25. DATE Javascript The Date object
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Javascript Date Methods Here is a l
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Javascript universal time. setUTCMo
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Javascript var dt = new Date(); d
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Javascript getMonth() : 11 getSecon
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Javascript JavaScript setFullYear
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Javascript Date.setUTCFullYear(year
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Javascript minutes : An integer
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Javascript There are several DOMs i
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Javascript forms[ ] 9 An array of F
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30. FORM VALIDATION Javascript Form
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Javascript var emailID = document.m
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Javascript Manual Animation So let'
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Javascript } function moveRight(){
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