Creating Objects in JavaScript (4 Different Ways)
In JavaScript, one can create objects using the object literal, constructor method, classes, and the new keyword. This guide demonstrates all these methods.
Read MoreIn JavaScript, one can create objects using the object literal, constructor method, classes, and the new keyword. This guide demonstrates all these methods.
Read MoreArrow function is a way of creating a function with the symbol “=>” used instead of the keyword function, hence the name Arrow Function
Read MoreThe Array reduce() method is used to implement a callback function on every array element and compute a single final value.
Read MoreArrays are used to store data multiple instances of data under a single name. An Array of objects means all its elements are individual Objects.
Read MoreTo convert milliseconds to date, provide the milliseconds stored in a variable to the Date() constructor and it will perform the conversion.
Read MoreIn JavaScript, the getTime() is used to extract the milliseconds from the specified time. This method is applied to the date object.
Read MoreIn JavaScript, the getElementById and getElementsByClassName methods are utilized to get the value of a text input field by pressing a button.
Read MoreThe beforeunload event is triggered to detect the closing of the tab or browser. An example is provided to demonstrate this event in JavaScript.
Read MoreIf-else statements can be used to determine whether a variable is a null variable or not. However, if-else cannot detect other falsy values.
Read MoreThe “in” operator and the hasOwnPorperty() method of the JavaScript object can be used to find if a specific key exists in an object or not.
Read MoreTo convert a string into a date, pass the string in the new Date() constructor of the Date Object in JavaScript. The string should follow ISO format.
Read MoreThe onclick event is employed to call multiple functions with a single click. These functions are placed in the onclick event of the button type.
Read MoreThe window.scrollTo() is used to pan the browser’s window to a specific position on the webpage by using the x-coordinate and the y-coordinate.
Read MoreThe focus() method is used to bring an element of the HTML document into focus, or in much simpler words, it sets their active property as true.
Read MoreThe clearTimeout() and clearInterval() methods are used to stop the execution of code by passing the values set by the setTimeout() and setInterval() methods.
Read MoreTo submit a form by clicking a link with the help of JavaScript, simply make an explicit call to the form.submit() method upon link press.
Read MoreTo stop the working of the back button of the browser simply call window.history.forward() method upon page load using JavaScript.
Read MoreThe Array.isArray() method is used to check whether the object passed to its argument an object or not. It was released in ECMA5 JavaScript.
Read MoreIn JavaScript, Objects and Maps are the two elements that are most suited to store key and value pairs from their individual arrays into a single entity.
Read MoreUse the Math.random() method with either the Math.floor() method or the double NOT Bitwise operator to fetch a random item from an array.
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