Overview

You will create some pages with simple javascript as well as explain how some javascript pages work.

Requirements

Create a Web page for each of the following exercises from the Reed text:

1. Exercise 4.2 (p. 62): Modify the Greet page so that the user's name appears in bold and the output is broken into two lines.
2. Consider the javascript in this web page. Trace the javascript statements. On a separate web page, explain step-by-step what happens in the javascript code when you enter "snowy" into the dialog box. Your explanations should note input, variable assignments, string concatenations, etc.
3. Exercise 4.9 (pp. 71): I recommend that you start with a very simple story and test it before you add more sentences. Your final story only needs to be one paragraph and have three missing words.
4. Exercise 5.5 (p. 83): temperature conversion from celsius to fahrenheit.

The HTML files from the book are available online.

Optional challenge for exercise 4.9: ask the user for his/her favorite color and use this information to stylize the story. It might help to read about nesting quotes on p. 74.

Once you have completed the four Web pages above, create a fifth navigation page that provides links to the four exercise pages. Format this page using a suitable list. Add your name. Instead of using inline styles, specify and use a few styles using either internal or external style selectors. See my page on CSS for examples.

When creating your page, make sure that your HTML code is readable and follows common standards. Adhere to the following principles:

• Break up lines so that horizontal scrolling is not needed.
• Format your HTML code with blank lines, indentation and consistent spacing so that it's easy to follow the structure of the HTML code. This will help also help you check whether you have correctly open and closed HTML tags.

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