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Javascript

JavaScript is a client-side scripting language that allows webpages to become more interactive. It runs in web browsers and is used to program interactions on webpages. Common uses of JavaScript include gaming, mobile apps, server-side scripting, and client-side scripting. The <script> tag is used to write JavaScript code between opening and closing tags within HTML pages. The document object allows JavaScript to access and manipulate elements on web pages.

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Javascript

JavaScript is a client-side scripting language that allows webpages to become more interactive. It runs in web browsers and is used to program interactions on webpages. Common uses of JavaScript include gaming, mobile apps, server-side scripting, and client-side scripting. The <script> tag is used to write JavaScript code between opening and closing tags within HTML pages. The document object allows JavaScript to access and manipulate elements on web pages.

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17 March 2021 23:35

The coding is done on the browser side is called client-side programming


The coding is done on the server side is called server side programming

JavaScript is a client side programming


If you want to create a web site you have write a code in markup language because the browser only understands the markup language
Html is the one of the markup language
The JavaScript is written in the html page
The browser contains an small part in the browser that is called as parser .
The parser reads the html file
Without html file we cannot write a java script code

What is JavaScript?
Without any additional libraries JavaScript is also known as vanilla language
JavaScript is a case-sensitive language
It makes the webpages more interactive
it is used as a default scripting language for html
This language reduces the load on the server side and some operations are done on the browser that means client machine
JAVA JAVASCRIPT
It is an oop programming language It is an oop programming language
Runs on the virtual machine & browser It runs in browser only
Code is compiled before execution Code is interpreted/Just in time(JIT)compiled before execution
Static type checking Dynamic type checking

Uses of the javascript ?


Gamming
Mobile applications
Server-side scripting
Client-side scripting

The tag helps us to write the JavaScript is <script></script>tag. Whenever we write any code between the two tags is called as internal
embedding
The document is a ready mate object that is available on the JavaScript
By using the document I can access all the elements in this web page
The document has many methods already defined which help us to reach a particular element
The methods are like
[Link]();
[Link]();
[Link]();
Example
<p id="vev" class="ve" tag="bev">hi</p>

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02 May 2021 06:05

FOR CLOTH MODIFIER


1ST SELECT PLANE AND UV SPHERE UV SPHERE IS IN BOTTOM and planne should be in up
Plane should be subdivided because it is used for folading

THEN select the plane and apply the cloth which is in the physics tab
And add collision to the uv sphere
To play animation press play button in timeline or (ALT+A) for frpunt .for back playing
(SHIFT+ALT+A)

CLOUD
Take three balls from add objects(SHIFT-A)->metaball-->ball

Select the b selection and select overall

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Click (ALT+C) and select mesh and curve
Go to create and and select cloud generation and select explore and finally click on generate
cloud
To add blue color in blenser go to world which is in prpperties pannel
Select on the paper sky
Down of that select sky colour

MIRROR:

FIRE COLOUR:

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