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Dynamic Progress Bar with JavaScript

The document outlines the steps to create a dynamic progress bar on a webpage using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It describes the structure of the HTML elements needed, the CSS styles to apply, and the JavaScript logic to update the progress bar every 100 milliseconds until it reaches 100%. Once complete, the loading screen is hidden and a welcome message is displayed to the user.

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Dynamic Progress Bar with JavaScript

The document outlines the steps to create a dynamic progress bar on a webpage using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It describes the structure of the HTML elements needed, the CSS styles to apply, and the JavaScript logic to update the progress bar every 100 milliseconds until it reaches 100%. Once complete, the loading screen is hidden and a welcome message is displayed to the user.

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Ques 1: Dynamic Progress Bar using setInterval().

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- Create a webpage that displays the loading screen while user visits the page and hide the loading
screen when it reaches to 100 and display welcome message to the user.
Steps:
- Create a html page with the
o Empty div container to display the progress bar
o Div that fills green color with the progress
 Ex. <div id=”progressContainer”> <div id=”progressBar”> </div> </div>
o A div with welcome message that can be visible after the progress bar reach to 100.
- Apply the css styles to the container to make it look like a progress bar.
- In the javascript:
o Declare the progress variable that goes from 0 to 100 every 100 miliseconds.
o Declare the setInterval() and pass a callback that can be called every 100 miliseconds and
updates the progress variable by 1
o Increase the width of the progress bar div according to the progress variable.
o Also update the textcontent of the progress bar div to display the current progress.
o Once the progress variable reaches the 100 stop the interval using clearInterval() function.
o Once the interval is cleared change the display property of the welcome div to block and
progress container to none.

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