An online code editor is a web-based tool that allows users to write, edit, and run code directly in a browser. It typically consists of three main components: a text editor for code input, an area to display the output, and various controls or buttons to run or manipulate the code. Technology Stack used - HTML, CSS and JavaScript
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Project homepage ↗Create a simple Rock, Paper, Scissors game using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The UI displays three buttons for user selection, and JavaScript handles the game logic by randomly generating the computer’s choice. The result—win, lose, or draw—is displayed dynamically.
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Create a simple website using three files: HTML for structure, CSS for design, and JavaScript for interactivity. Link them together, add content, style it, and use JavaScript for actions like buttons. Open the HTML file in a browser to view your site.
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I created a Counter Web App using HTML,CSS, and JavaScript which shows the value of counter and has three buttons: increase,decrease and reset.The counter shows negative value in red color and positive value in green color and zero in black color.
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Project homepage ↗Music player using JavaScript The architecture, which is divided into three buckets, will be used: CSS (adding styling to each element defined in the HTML file) JavaScript is a programming language that allows you to (adding elements for audio, player buttons, and music information) (when HTML elements are clicked, functionality is added)
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Project homepage ↗Lab 2 Introduction This first lab will have you try to implement some of the JavaScript syntax, event handling, and basic DOM manipulation similar to what we discussed in class. Objective Use the single HTML5 file that that was provide as a template. You will modify only 3 areas in the template to create a very simple calculator. Follow the directions closely. Requirements • All HTML tags and page structure should be HTML5 compliant • Do not modify the provided template in any way other than in the three areas indicated by the comments (title tag, headlines in body, and JavaScript section). This means do not add, change, or modify any other HTML, CSS, ids. Everything is there you would need for this project. Any additional modifications to the HTML other than the three areas will result in deductions. • Look at the provide mockup image to see what it should look like. • The application should function as demonstrated in class: o Put in value 1 and value 2 o Click any of the buttons (add, subtract, multiply, divide) and it will do that operation to value 1 and value 2 and show the answer in the results box. o If value 1 or value 2 is blank or not a number you need to instead show an alert prompt stating that one of the two values are not a number or empty and do not show any results in the results box. o If a letter or non-number character is put in the value box it should show the alert error. o If you try to divide by zero show an alert error. o If the reset button is clicked it should clear out all the values in value 1, value2, and the results box. • Each of the five buttons should have their own corresponding event handler function that has been attached to the click event on the respective button. Use the addEventListener method, do not modify the HTML to add an onclick attribute.
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