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Catalogue IT & CertificationJava
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JavaScript:Programming (4th Edition) |
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Element K
245 pages
Purchase Price
1-9 manuals: $55 per manual
10+ manuals: $49 per manual
Trainer Material: Instructor's Edition $60 each
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Code: EK80-128
Series: IT & Certification
Format: A4
Duration: 1 day(s)
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Outline
Getting Started with JavaScript
Create a Basic JavaScript Script
Execute a Script
Add Comments to a Script
Managing the Browser Window
Display Messages on the Status Bar
Open a Linked Page in a New Window
Managing the Document
Write Content to a Document
Create a Dynamic Document
Manipulating Data and Functions
Create a Form
Create a Function
Store Data Using Variables
Manipulate Data Using Operators
Convert Data Types
| Validating Statements Using Control Constructs
Validate Statements
Execute Statements Iteratively
Calculating Numerical Values
Calculate Numerical Values
Manipulate String Values
Manipulate Date Values
Using Regular Expressions and Understanding Ajax
Use Regular Expressions to Match Patterns in Strings
Understand the Basics of Ajax
Browser-Specific Dynamic Documents
Browser-Specific Dynamic Documents
Other Form Validation Techniques
Other Form Validation Techniques
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After completing this course, students will know how to:
- create and execute a JavaScript script. They will also identify some guidelines
to be followed while writing scripts.
- display messages on the status bar of the browser window, create a new window
that helps open linked pages, and manage the window using the properties and
methods of the window object.
- add content to documents, create dynamic documents, and navigate between layers
in a document.
- create a form, store data in it, and manipulate the data.
- validate data using control constructs.
- manipulate numerical, string, and date values.
- search for a pattern using a regular expression and understand Ajax.
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Prerequisites
Students must have some basic knowledge of programming. They should be able to
create web pages using XHTML code. They should also be proficient in using web
browsers such as Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox.
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