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JavaScript JS Complete Exam Oriented Notes

This document provides comprehensive notes on JavaScript, covering its definition, variables, data types, operators, functions, events, DOM manipulation, arrays, loops, conditional statements, comments, and important methods. It emphasizes JavaScript's role in adding behavior to web pages and includes examples for each concept. Additionally, it highlights key points for exam preparation, such as the web trinity and frequently asked functions.

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JavaScript JS Complete Exam Oriented Notes

This document provides comprehensive notes on JavaScript, covering its definition, variables, data types, operators, functions, events, DOM manipulation, arrays, loops, conditional statements, comments, and important methods. It emphasizes JavaScript's role in adding behavior to web pages and includes examples for each concept. Additionally, it highlights key points for exam preparation, such as the web trinity and frequently asked functions.

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JavaScript (JS) - Complete Exam Oriented Notes

1. JavaScript Kya Hai?


- Client-side scripting language
- Adds behavior to web pages (button clicks, form validation, dynamic content)
- HTML = structure, CSS = styling, JS = behavior

2. Variables
- var, let, const
- Example: var x = 5; let y = 10; const z = 15;

3. Data Types
- Number, String, Boolean, Object, Array

4. Operators
- Arithmetic: +, -, *, /
- Assignment: =, +=, -=
- Comparison: ==, ===, !=
- Logical: &&, ||, !

5. Functions
- Block of code called repeatedly
- Example: function greet(name){ alert("Hello " + name); }

6. Events
- onclick, onmouseover, onsubmit, onkeypress
- Detect user actions on web page

7. DOM Manipulation
- [Link]("id").innerHTML = "content";
- Modify HTML dynamically
8. Arrays
- Example: let arr = [1,2,3]; [Link](4); [Link]();

9. Loops
- for, while, do-while
- Example: for(let i=0; i<5; i++){ [Link](i); }

10. Conditional Statements


- if, else, else if
- Example: if(age>=18){ [Link]("Adult"); } else { [Link]("Minor"); }

11. Comments
- Single line: // Comment
- Multi-line: /* Comment */

12. Important JS Methods


- alert(): show message box
- [Link](): print in console
- parseInt() / parseFloat(): convert string to number
- [Link](): JSON to JS object
- [Link](): JS object to JSON string
- pop(): remove last array element
- push(): add element at end
- typeof: check type of variable

Quick Exam Notes:


- JS = behavior, interactive pages
- Web Trinity: HTML + CSS + JS
- ID selector = #id, Class selector = .class
- Comments: // or /* */
- alert(), [Link](), onclick = frequently asked in exam

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