Due: Friday, September 22, at the beginning of class
#3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 13, 15, 22, and 23 on pages 56-57
Create an HTML page that has
a Javascript section with
document.write statements
to achieve
the same effect as is shown in the
following rendered HTML:
Some text in italics
and some in bold and some more underlined.
Create an HTML page
that has a Javascript section that uses the
prompt statement
to ask the user for his/her favorite
cartoon character (stored as the variable "name") and then greet the
user by saying "Hello name".
In JavaScript (and other
programming languages) when a variable is assigned a value, that value
overwrites any previous value of the variable. To illustrate this,
create an HTML page that assigns a value to a variable and then
replaces
this value with a new value. To accomplish this, create a page
that (1) declares a variable message, (2) assigns message an initial
value, (3) displays the initial value of message,
(4) assigns a new value to message,
and (5) displays this new value.
The output from your page may look something like the following:
The initial value of message is "MC170" The new value of message is "LunchTime!"
For the previous three exercises,
either hand in a hard copy of your completed HTML pages
or mail your html files to sskulrat@gac.edu.