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The document contains practical assignments for a JavaScript course at ITM (SLS) Baroda University, including tasks such as printing 'Hello World' using different methods, creating a constant object, performing arithmetic operations, and implementing unary operations. Each practical includes code snippets and expected outputs, demonstrating various JavaScript functionalities. The document is authored by Rushikesh Tapre, an enrolled student in the Diploma program.

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The document contains practical assignments for a JavaScript course at ITM (SLS) Baroda University, including tasks such as printing 'Hello World' using different methods, creating a constant object, performing arithmetic operations, and implementing unary operations. Each practical includes code snippets and expected outputs, demonstrating various JavaScript functionalities. The document is authored by Rushikesh Tapre, an enrolled student in the Diploma program.

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ITM (SLS) Baroda University

School of Computer Science, Engineering and Technology


Diploma [Semester 3]
Subject: JavaScript

PRACTICAL - 1
Aim: Write a javaScript program to print hello world.Using
console.log() , alert() and document.write()
Code: <html>
<body>
<script>
document.write("Hello World!")
</script>
</body>
</html> [ For document.write ]

<html>
<body>
<script>
console.log('Hello World');
</script>
Name: Rushikesh Tapre Enrollment No: 23C11138
ITM (SLS) Baroda University
School of Computer Science, Engineering and Technology
Diploma [Semester 3]
Subject: JavaScript

</body>
</html> [ For console.log ]

<html>
<body>
<script>
alert('Hello World');
</script>
</body>
</html> [For alert ]

Outputs : [ document.write ]

Name: Rushikesh Tapre Enrollment No: 23C11138


ITM (SLS) Baroda University
School of Computer Science, Engineering and Technology
Diploma [Semester 3]
Subject: JavaScript

[ console.log ]

[ alert ]

Name: Rushikesh Tapre Enrollment No: 23C11138


ITM (SLS) Baroda University
School of Computer Science, Engineering and Technology
Diploma [Semester 3]
Subject: JavaScript

PRACTICAL - 2
Aim: AIM : Create a const object called “item” to store
information shown in pic.
Keys = item-name ,rating , original-price , saleprice , offers
CODE :
const item = {
itemName: "JBL Earphones ",
ratings: "3.5",
sale: "30%",
originalPrice: "3000",
salePrice: "900",
offers: "5",
};
Output:

Name: Rushikesh Tapre Enrollment No: 23C11138


ITM (SLS) Baroda University
School of Computer Science, Engineering and Technology
Diploma [Semester 3]
Subject: JavaScript

PRACTICAL - 3
Aim: Write a Java Script program to perform Arithmetic
Operation . Also give one line definition for these
operators(+,-,*,/,%) .
Code:
let a=10;
let b=20;
console.log("a+b=",a+b);
console.log("a-b=",a-b);
console.log("a*b=",a*b);
console.log("a/b=",a/b);
console.log("a%b=",a%b);

Name: Rushikesh Tapre Enrollment No: 23C11138


ITM (SLS) Baroda University
School of Computer Science, Engineering and Technology
Diploma [Semester 3]
Subject: JavaScript

Output:
a+b= 30
a-b= -10
a*b= 200
a/b= 0.5
a%b= 10

Name: Rushikesh Tapre Enrollment No: 23C11138


ITM (SLS) Baroda University
School of Computer Science, Engineering and Technology
Diploma [Semester 3]
Subject: JavaScript

PRACTICAL - 4 (a)
Aim: Define post and pre-increment.
Also define post and pre-decrement.
Write a JS program to perform Unary Operation.
->The increment operator (++) adds 1 from the operand.

If it is placed after the operand post-increment., it returns the

value before the increment.

If it is placed before the operand pre-increment, it returns the value


after the increment.

Code:
let a=10;

let b=10;

console.log("pre increment a=",++a);

console.log("post increment b=",b++);

Output: pre increment a= 11


post increment b= 10

Name: Rushikesh Tapre Enrollment No: 23C11138


ITM (SLS) Baroda University
School of Computer Science, Engineering and Technology
Diploma [Semester 3]
Subject: JavaScript

PRACTICAL - 4 (b)
Aim: Write a JS program to perform Unary Operation.
The decrement operator (--) subtracts 1 to the operand.

If it is placed after the operand called post-decrement, it returns the value before
the decrement.

If it is placed before the operand pre-decrement, it returns the value after the
decrement.

Code:
let a=10;
let b=10;
console.log("pre decrement a=",--a);
console.log("post decrement b=",b--);
Output:
pre decrement a= 9
post decrement b= 10

Name: Rushikesh Tapre Enrollment No: 23C11138


ITM (SLS) Baroda University
School of Computer Science, Engineering and Technology
Diploma [Semester 3]
Subject: JavaScript

PRACTICAL - 5
Aim: Write a JavaScript code which can give grades to
students according to their score (using else-if).
CODE :
let marks = prompt("Enter your marks");

if (marks >= 90 && marks < 101) {

console.log("You Score : A");

} else if (marks >= 75 && marks < 90) {

console.log("You Score : B");

} else if (marks >= 60 && marks < 75) {

console.log("You Score : C");

} else if (marks >= 40 && marks < 60) {

console.log("You Score : D");

} else if (marks >= 32 && marks < 40) {

console.log("You Score : E");

} else if (marks >= 0 && marks < 32) {

console.log("You Score : F");

} else {

Name: Rushikesh Tapre Enrollment No: 23C11138


ITM (SLS) Baroda University
School of Computer Science, Engineering and Technology
Diploma [Semester 3]
Subject: JavaScript

console.log("Enter correct marks");

Output:
Enter your marks : 80
You score: B

Name: Rushikesh Tapre Enrollment No: 23C11138

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