How Can I Use setInterval and clearInterval?
“setInterval” and “clearInterval” methods allow executing the function repeatedly with a specified time interval and stopping the execution, respectively.
Read More“setInterval” and “clearInterval” methods allow executing the function repeatedly with a specified time interval and stopping the execution, respectively.
Read MoreUse the “Object.keys()” method or the “for-in” loop with the “push()” method to get the list of keys of an object in JavaScript.
Read MoreTo create a one-liner “if” statement, use the “ternary” operator. It is commonly used as a shortcut for if-else statements.
Read MoreTo initialize an array’s length, use the “Array constructor” with a single argument, which is the length of the array you want to create.
Read MoreTo find the factorial of a number, two methods can be utilized, the “Iterative Method” and the second is “Recursive Method”.
Read MoreTo get the element by name, use the JavaScript prebuilt methods, such as “getElementsByName()” or the “querySelectorAll()”.
Read MoreArray.findIndex() JavaScript method introduced in ES6 is used to return the index of an initial array element that satisfies the added condition.
Read MoreUse the “break” statement to stop the “for” loop in JavaScript. It can be used to stop “for”, “for…of”, and “for…in” loops but not used in “forEach” loop.
Read MoreTo write the “isNumber()” function in JavaScript, use the “typeof” operator or the JavaScript library called “underscore.js”.
Read MoreTo validate a radio button using JavaScript, use the “checked” property of the radio button element to check whether it is selected.
Read MoreBlinking the entire screen can be done using JavaScript and the “setInterval” function to repeatedly change the page’s background color.
Read MoreTo convert the array into a JSON object, apply the JSON.stringify() method in combination with the JSON.parse() method or the Object.assign() method.
Read MoreUse the general regular expression or regex pattern “/[a-z0-9]+@[a-z]+\.[a-z]{2,3}/” to validate the email in JavaScript with the “match()” method.
Read MoreTo check if variable exists (defined/initialized), use “typeof” operator because it does not generate a “ReferenceError” if variable has not yet been declared.
Read MoreUse the “regular expression” as regex patterns or the “isNaN()” method to validate the fields in a form to get only the numbers.
Read MoreTo get the portion of the URL path in JavaScript, apply the “location.host” and “pathname” properties or the “slice()” and “split()” methods.
Read MoreTo terminate the script in JavaScript, use the “return” statement, “debugger” command, or “throw an error” while in Node.js, use “abort()” or “exit()” methods.
Read MoreUse “for” loop with “push()” method, “Array.from()” method, or “Spread operator” with the “key()” and the “map()” methods to create an array containing 1 to N.
Read MoreTo generate random whole numbers in JavaScript within the specific range, use the “random()” method with the combination of the “floor()” method.
Read MoreTo get a random value from a JavaScript array, use the JavaScript predefined “Math.random()” method with the “Math.floor()”.
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