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// 1. Write a script to greet your website visitor using JS alert box:
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// Your code goes here
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alert("hello world");
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// 2. Write a script to display the following message on your web page:
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// Your code goes here
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let a="this is my first website";
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document.write(a);
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console.log(a);
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// 4. Generate the following message through the browser’s developer console:
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// Your code goes here
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console.log("Hello, this is a message generated through the browser's developer console!");
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// .......................
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// 1. Declaration of variable
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// Declare a variable called userName.
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// Your code goes here
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let a = "username";
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console.log(a);
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document.write(a);
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// 2. Declaration of variable with assigning a name
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// Declare a variable called myName and assign it your name.
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// Your code goes here
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let myname = "Arman Asghar";
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console.log(myname);
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document.write(myname);
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// 3. Write a script to display a message using the alert box
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// Declare a variable called message and assign it the string "Hello World".
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// Use the alert() method to display the value of the message variable in an alert box.
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// Your code goes here
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let message = "Hello World";
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alert(message);
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// 4. Write a script to save student’s bio data in JS variables and show the data in alert boxes.
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// Create variables to store the following information about a student: stdName, stdAge, certification.
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// Display each variable's value in separate alert boxes.
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// Your code goes here
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// Save student's bio data in JS variables
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let studentName = "Arman Asghar";
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let studentAge = 24;
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let certification = "Bachelor of Science";
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alert("Student Name: " + studentName);
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alert("Student Age: " + studentAge);
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alert("Certification: " + certification);
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// 6. Declare a variable called email and assign to it a string that represents your Email Address.
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// Use the alert() method to display a message that includes your email address.
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// Your code goes here
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let email = "[email protected]";
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alert("My email address is: " + email);
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// 7. Declare a variable called book and give it the value "A smarter way to learn JavaScript".
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// Use the alert() method to display a message that includes the value of the book variable.
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// Your code goes here
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let book = "A smarter way to learn JavaScript";
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alert("The book I am reading is: " + book);
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// 8. Write a script to display the following message in the browser using JS.
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// Declare a variable called displayBrowse and assign it the string "Yah! I can write HTML content through JavaScript".
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// Use document.write() method to display the message in the browser.
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// Your code goes here
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let displayBrowse = "Yah! I can write HTML content through JavaScript";
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document.write(displayBrowse);
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// 9. Declare a variable called age and assign it your age.
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// Use the alert() method to display a message that includes your age.
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// Your code goes here
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let age = 24;
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alert("My age is: " + age);
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// 10. Declare and initialize a variable to keep track of how many times a visitor has visited a web page.
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// Use the alert() method to display a message that includes the number of times the visitor has visited the page.
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// Your code goes here
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let visitCount = localStorage.getItem('visitCount');
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if (visitCount === null) {
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visitCount = 1;
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} else {
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visitCount = parseInt(visitCount) + 1;
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}
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localStorage.setItem('visitCount', visitCount);
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alert("You have visited this page " + visitCount + " times.");
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// 11. Declare a variable called birthYear and assign it your birth year.
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// Use document.write() method to display a message that includes your birth year.
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// Your code goes here
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let birthYear = 1999;
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document.write("My birth year is: " + birthYear);
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// 12. A visitor visits an online clothing store www.xyzClothing.com.
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// Write a script to store in variables the following information: store, visitorName, productTitle, Quantity.
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// Use document.write() method to display a message that includes the information.
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// Your code goes here
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let store = "www.mianexport.com";
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let visitorName = "Arman Asghar";
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let productTitle = "Black T-Shirt";
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let quantity = 2;
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document.write("Welcome to " + store + "<br>");
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document.write("Visitor Name: " + visitorName + "<br>");
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document.write("Product Title: " + productTitle + "<br>");
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document.write("Quantity: " + quantity + "<br>");
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// 13. Declare and initialize an empty multidimensional array.
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// Your code goes here
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let multiDimensionalArray = [];
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// 14. Declare and initialize a multidimensional array representing the following matrix:
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// Your code goes here
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let matrix = [
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[1, 2, 3],
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[4, 5, 6],
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[7, 8, 9]
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];
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// 15. Write a program to print numeric counting from 1 to 10.
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// Use a loop to display the numbers from 1 to 10 using document.write() method.
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// Your code goes here
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for (let i = 1; i <= 10; i++) {
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document.write(i + "<br>");
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}
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// 16. Declare different types of variables:
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// Declare variables with the following names and empty values: literalArr, objectArr, stringArr, numberArr, boolArr, mixedArr.
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// Initialize the stringArr variable as an empty array with one empty string element.
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// Initialize the numberArr variable as an empty array.
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// Initialize the mixedArr variable as an array containing a string, a number, a boolean, and an undefined value.
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// Display each array variable using document.write() method on separate lines.
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// Your code goes here
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let literalArr;
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let objectArr;
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let stringArr;
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let numberArr;
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let boolArr;
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let mixedArr;
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stringArr = [''];
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numberArr = [];
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mixedArr = ['Hello', 42, true, undefined];
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document.write("literalArr: " + literalArr + "<br>");
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document.write("objectArr: " + objectArr + "<br>");
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document.write("stringArr: " + stringArr + "<br>");
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document.write("numberArr: " + numberArr + "<br>");
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document.write("boolArr: " + boolArr + "<br>");
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document.write("mixedArr: " + mixedArr + "<br>");
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// 17. Write a program to store 3 student names in an array.
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// Take another array to store the scores of these three students.
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// Calculate the percentage of each student's score and display the result using document.write() method.
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// Your code goes here
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let studentNames = ["Arman", "Mudassar", "Umar"];
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let scores = [85, 92, 78];
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let percentages = [];
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for (let i = 0; i < scores.length; i++) {
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let percentage = (scores[i] / 100) * 100; // Assuming scores are out of 100
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percentages.push(percentage);
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}
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for (let i = 0; i < studentNames.length; i++) {
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document.write(studentNames[i] + "'s percentage: " + percentages[i] + "%<br>");
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}
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// 18. Initialize an array with color names.
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// Use document.write() method to display the array elements in your browser.
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// Your code goes here
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// Initialize an array with color names
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let colorNames = ["Red", "Green", "Blue", "Yellow", "Purple"];
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for (let i = 0; i < colorNames.length; i++) {
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document.write(colorNames[i] + "<br>");
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}
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// 19. Add new color names to the beginning and ending of the array using prompt() and unshift() or push() method.
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// Add two more color names to the beginning of the array.
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// Remove the first and last color names using shift() and pop() method.
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// Use prompt() to ask the user to enter a color name and add it at a specific index using splice() method.
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// Use prompt() to ask the user to enter a color name and remove it from the array using splice() method.
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// Your code goes here
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// 20. Write a program to sort the student scores in an array in ascending order using Array’s sort() method.
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// Your code goes here
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// Array containing student scores
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let scores = [85, 92, 78, 95, 88];
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scores.sort((78, 95) => 85 - 88);
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document.write("Sorted Student Scores: " + scores.join('78, 95'));
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<!DOCTYPE html>
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<html lang="en">
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<head>
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<meta charset="UTF-8">
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<meta name="viewport" content="width=
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<title>Document</title>
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</head>
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<body>
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<script src="./app.js"></script>
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</body>
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</html>

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