\n\n \n\n \n\n HTML The JavaScript file is located in the js folder.
\nslide16. Practice 1 navigation.js // TASK 1: GET THE COMPREHENSIVE DATE INFO\nvar date = new Date();\n\n\n// TASK 2: USE date TO COMPUTE TIME INFORMATION\n\n// TASK 3: USE date TO COMPUTE DAY, WEEKDAY, ETC.\n// TIP: Use a switch statement for specific values\n\n\n// TASK 4: OUTPUT CONTENT TO THE WEBPAGE.
\nslide17. Accessing Document Objects using JavaScript getElementById() is used to retrieve the object that represents an HTML element.\n \n getElementById() requires the id for the element as the parameter.\n\nExample: var name = document.getElementById(“name”);
\nslide18. Parsing input from the User in JavaScript parseInt() and parseFloat() are used to they a string to an integer or a float. \n\n If a string cannot be converted to a numeric value, these methods will return NaN (Not a Number)
\nslide19. JavaScript Functions JavaScript provides for two kinds of functions: \n\nFunction expression: \t\nA variable is assigned the value returned by a function expression. These functions are not given a name, they are often referred to as anonymous functions.\n\nFunction declaration: \t\nFunction declarations are equivalent to methods in Java.
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JavaScript Basics Topics Overview Syntactic Characteristics JavaScript - Practice Functions in JavaScript - Practice Overview JavaScript is used to create interactive content. The objective behind the development of JavaScript is

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JavaScript Basics Topics
Overview
Syntactic Characteristics
JavaScript - Practice
Functions in JavaScript - Practice<br>
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Overview JavaScript is used to create interactive content.

The objective behind the development of JavaScript is client-side development.

JavaScript was originally developed by Netscape in the mid 1990s. It was originally called ActionScript.

JavaScript is the main tool for create interactive content on the Internet.<br>
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JavaScript Client-Side Essentials Browsers convert HTML into a JavaScript object called the Document Object Model (DOM).
 
JavaScript can be used to programmatic content to HTML.

Create placeholders in HTML and use JavaScript to replace the placeholders with real data using replace() and append().<br>