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Bitwise Operators .......................................................................................................................................... 28 Assignment Operators ................................................................................................................................... 31 Miscellaneous Operators ............................................................................................................................... 34 7. If-Else ...................................................................................................................................................... 38 Flow Chart of if-else ....................................................................................................................................... 38 if Statement ................................................................................................................................................... 39 if...else Statement ......................................................................................................................................... 40 if...else if... Statement ................................................................................................................................... 41 8. Switch-Case............................................................................................................................................. 43 Flow Chart ..................................................................................................................................................... 43 9. While Loop .............................................................................................................................................. 47 The while Loop .............................................................................................................................................. 47 The do...while Loop ....................................................................................................................................... 49 10. For Loop .................................................................................................................................................. 52 The for Loop .................................................................................................................................................. 52 11. For-in Loop .............................................................................................................................................. 55 12. Loop Control ........................................................................................................................................... 57 The break Statement ..................................................................................................................................... 57 The continue Statement ................................................................................................................................ 59 Using Labels to Control the Flow ................................................................................................................... 60 13. Functions ................................................................................................................................................ 64 Function Definition ........................................................................................................................................ 64 Calling a Function .......................................................................................................................................... 65 Function Parameters ..................................................................................................................................... 66 The return Statement .................................................................................................................................... 67 Nested Functions ........................................................................................................................................... 68 Function () Constructor ................................................................................................................................. 70 Function Literals ............................................................................................................................................ 71 14. Events ..................................................................................................................................................... 74 What is an Event? .......................................................................................................................................... 74 onclick Event Type ......................................................................................................................................... 74 onsubmit Event Type ..................................................................................................................................... 75 onmouseover and onmouseout .................................................................................................................... 76 HTML 5 Standard Events ............................................................................................................................... 77 15. Cookies ................................................................................................................................................... 82 What are Cookies?......................................................................................................................................... 82 How It Works? ............................................................................................................................................... 82 Storing Cookies .............................................................................................................................................. 83 Reading Cookies ............................................................................................................................................ 84 Setting Cookies Expiry Date ........................................................................................................................... 86 Deleting a Cookie ........................................................................................................................................... 87 iii
16. Page Redirect .......................................................................................................................................... 89 What is Page Redirection? ............................................................................................................................. 89 JavaScript Page Refresh ................................................................................................................................. 89 Auto Refresh .................................................................................................................................................. 89 How Page Re-direction Works? ..................................................................................................................... 90 17. Dialog Box ............................................................................................................................................... 94 Alert Dialog Box ............................................................................................................................................. 94 Confirmation Dialog Box ................................................................................................................................ 95 Prompt Dialog Box ......................................................................................................................................... 96 18. Void Keyword ......................................................................................................................................... 98 19. Page Printing ......................................................................................................................................... 101 How to Print a Page? ................................................................................................................................... 102 PART 2: JAVASCRIPT OBJECTS ................................................................................................. 103 20. Objects .................................................................................................................................................. 105 Object Properties......................................................................................................................................... 105 Object Methods ........................................................................................................................................... 105 User-Defined Objects .................................................................................................................................. 106 Defining Methods for an Object .................................................................................................................. 108 The ‘with’ Keyword ...................................................................................................................................... 109 21. Number................................................................................................................................................. 111 Number Properties ...................................................................................................................................... 111 MAX_VALUE ................................................................................................................................................ 112 MIN_VALUE ................................................................................................................................................. 113 NaN .............................................................................................................................................................. 114 NEGATIVE_INFINITY ..................................................................................................................................... 116 POSITIVE_INFINITY ...................................................................................................................................... 117 Prototype ..................................................................................................................................................... 118 constructor .................................................................................................................................................. 120 Number Methods ........................................................................................................................................ 120 toExponential () ........................................................................................................................................... 121 toFixed () ...................................................................................................................................................... 123 toLocaleString () .......................................................................................................................................... 124 toPrecision () ............................................................................................................................................... 125 toString () ..................................................................................................................................................... 126 valueOf () ..................................................................................................................................................... 127 22. Boolean ................................................................................................................................................ 129 Boolean Properties ...................................................................................................................................... 129 constructor () ............................................................................................................................................... 129 Prototype ..................................................................................................................................................... 130 Boolean Methods ........................................................................................................................................ 131 toSource () ................................................................................................................................................... 132 toString () ..................................................................................................................................................... 133 valueOf () ..................................................................................................................................................... 134 iv
Page 2 and 3: About the Tutorial JavaScript is a
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Page 12 and 13: 1. OVERVIEW Javascript What is Java
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Javascript Syntax The objective of
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Javascript switch (grade) { case 'A
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Javascript Syntax The syntax of whi
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10. FOR LOOP Javascript The for Loo
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Javascript Current Count : 6 Curren
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Javascript Set the variable to diff
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Javascript Set the variable to
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Javascript Entering the loop 2 3 4
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Javascript Output Entering th
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13. FUNCTIONS Javascript A function
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Javascript Click the following butt
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Javascript Use different parameters
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Javascript var variablename = funct
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14. EVENTS Javascript What is an Ev
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Javascript ....... onmouseove
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Javascript ondragenter script Trigg
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Javascript onplaying script Trigger
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15. COOKIES Javascript What are Coo
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Javascript Enter name: Outp
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Javascript Setting Cookies Expiry D
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Javascript Example Try the followin
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Javascript setTimeout('Redirect()',
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17. DIALOG BOX Javascript JavaScrip
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Javascript Output Click the fol
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18. VOID KEYWORD Javascript void is
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Javascript Click the followin
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Javascript 2. If you do not want to
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Javascript 104
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Javascript Methods are useful for e
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Javascript Output Book title is
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Javascript User-defined objects /
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Javascript alert("Value of bigNumbe
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Javascript constructor It returns a
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Javascript document.write("num.toPr
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Javascript Returns the primitive va
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Javascript Method toSource() toStri
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Javascript Output flag.toString
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23. STRING Javascript The String ob
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Javascript concat() indexOf() lastI
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Javascript document.writeln("str.ch
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Javascript Argument Details string2
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Javascript lastIndexOf () This meth
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Javascript var index = str1.localeC
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Javascript substring. $n or $nn Whe
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Javascript Search () This method ex
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Javascript document.write( sliced )
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Javascript Return Value Returns a s
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Javascript var str = "Apples are r
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Javascript were in a tag sup() Cau
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Javascript JavaScript String font
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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 passed = [12, 5, 8
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Javascript Array.prototype.filter =
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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 Output Removed element
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25. DATE Javascript The Date object
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Javascript Return Value Returns the
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Javascript If you specify a number
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Javascript Output 743850547000 Date
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Javascript First Test Value : 3.141
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Javascript var value = Math.atan2(+
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30. FORM VALIDATION Javascript Form
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Javascript var emailID = document.m
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