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JavaScript Tasks for Beginners

Aim: Study and Understand and Execute the code for the following tasks.

Imagine you are starting up a company or startup - so you need a website - and think about these

tasks where you can make use of them. Don't simply copy-paste anything; think and create

functions according to the requirements that your website will have. At last, add print() to save or

print your entire page into a PDF.

Task 1

Define Variables in JavaScript

- Declare variables using var, let, and const.

- Assign values to variables and display them using console.log().

Task 2

Create Basic Functions in JavaScript

- Define a function using function keyword and call it.

- Create arrow functions and understand the syntax.

- Use functions to perform simple mathematical operations like addition and subtraction.

Task 3

Use Built-in Functions

- Use alert() to display a message to the user.

- Use prompt() to take input from the user and display it back.

- Use console.log() to debug and print messages in the console.

Task 4

Manipulate HTML Content


- Use document.getElementById() to change the content of an HTML element.

- Create a button that changes the text of a paragraph when clicked.

- Use functions to dynamically add or remove content from the page.

Task 5

Style HTML Tags with JavaScript

- Change the color, font size, and background of an HTML element using JavaScript.

- Create a button that toggles between two styles for an element.

- Use inline styles to dynamically modify an element's appearance.

Task 6

Work with Events and Functions

- Add an onclick event to a button to execute a function.

- Use mouseover and mouseout events to change the style of an element.

- Display a message in the console when a form is submitted.

Task 7

Create Interactive Webpages

- Use prompt() to ask the user for their name and display a personalized greeting.

- Create a small form and use JavaScript to validate the input fields.

- Add a print button that triggers the browser's print dialog.

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