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    NAME – Bikaraj Singha

    SECTION – 1801 ROLL NO - A29


    REGISTRATION NO - 11806528
    Q1. What are JavaScript objects, what is the two different ways to
    create new objects. Discuss it with the help of example.
    Ans.
    JavaScript objects are entities with their own properties and type, they
    can be compared to objects in real life. As in many other programming
    languages, for example. A car is an object, with properties. A car has a
    color, a design, weight etc. In a same way, JavaScript objects can have
    properties which define them.
    They are accessed as :–
    objectName.propertyName
    Ex. myCar.Color
    Two different ways to create new objects :–
    1. Using NEW keyword
    With the help of new keyword an object can be easily created
    and it is most common way to create a object in JavaScript.
    Ex. Var Car = new object();
    2. Using Object literal
    By adding a list of key value pairs in curly braces a new
    object can be created.
    Ex. Var Car = {Weight :”full ton”,
    Color :”Blue”,
    Cost : “Free”};
    Q2. Discuss the role this keyword in JavaScript object and class with
    the help of program.
    Ans.
    Generally, in JavaScript this keyword refers to the object it belongs to.
    Program for this in object :
    For getting current info of Bikaraj using this keyword
    Var A = {
    Bikaraj : "Ball",
    Bablu :"Sleep",
    Emli :"Study",
    Info = function funx(){return this.Bikaraj;}
    }
    A.Info();
    >> Ball

    Program for this keyword in class :

    For initializing key and values in constructor and getting marks

    class Bika{
    constructor(){
    this.height = 171,
    this.age = 19
    }
    }
    const a = new Bika();
    a.height;
    >>171

    Q3. How does jQuery events change the behavior of the HTML web
    page? Explain it with the help of an example.
    Ans.
    jQuery events provide a function for a specific event, so the provided
    function is executed when a particular event take place. Examples of
    events are a mouse click, an HTML form submission, a web page
    loading, a keystroke on the keyboard etc. jQuery events helps to specify
    a way how a HTML web page reacts to an event.
    Example:
    To assign a click event to all italic texts on a page:
    $(“i”).click ();
    The next step is to define what should happen when the event fires. So
    we have to pass a function to the event:
    $(“i”).click(function(){
    //some action goes Here
    }
    Some other methods are as follows:
    $(document).ready() method allow us to execute a function the
    document is fully loaded.
    click() method attaches an event handler function to an HTML element.
    This function is executed when the user clicks on the HTML element.
    Mouseenter() method attaches an event handler function to an HTML
    element. The function is executed when the mouse pointer enters the
    HTMl element
    Q4. Write a program in JavaScript to find the number entered by user
    is prime or not.
    Ans.
    <html> <head> <script>
        // Function to check prime number
         function p() {
              var n, i, flag = true;
                n = prompt(“Enter Number”);
                n = parseInt(n);
                for(i = 2; i <= n - 1; i++)
                    if (n % i == 0) {
                        flag = false;
                        break;
                    }
                    // Check and display alert message
                if (flag == true)
                    alert(n + " is prime");
                else
                    alert(n + " is not prime");
            }
      </script> </head> <body>
            <h1>check number is prime or not</h1>
            <hr>
    <form> 
            <input type="button" value="ClickHererToCheck" onClick="p()">
      </form> </body> </html>

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