JavaScript Functions

Post by DJ Sai on August 9, 2018

How is no one realizing the square of number "x" should be x*x, not x*x*x?

Post by Ebssa Tesema on July 1, 2015

Hei

Why do we need the function square (y)? how do we manage to exchange the values between x and y.

I see we have var x in the for loop where it is going to increment to 10; i also understand that we havn't given the square (x) function it is proper calculation instead we used function square (y);

and we are getting the result!!! ok but what does it mean to pass data?

can you please answer this question??

Post by lae loe on January 28, 2014

Hello Maurry... I try this code and java script said missing radix parameter..

these are the two codes that show mssing radix parameter and the exponent didn't work..

original = parseInt(form.original.value);
   exponent = parseInt(form.exponent.value);





function getExponent(){


var form  = document.getElementById("exponentForm");

   var original;
   var exponent;
   
   original = parseInt(form.original.value);
   exponent = parseInt(form.exponent.value);
   form.result.value = numP(original,exponent);
   
}


function  numP(original, exponent)
{

var result = 1;
for(var i = 0; i <exponent; ++i);


result *= original;


return result;


}

Post by lae loe on January 28, 2014

Hello Maurry... I try this code and java script said missing radix parameter..

these are the two codes that show mssing radix parameter and the exponent didn't work..

original = parseInt(form.original.value);
exponent = parseInt(form.exponent.value);





function getExponent(){


var form = document.getElementById("exponentForm");

var original;
var exponent;

original = parseInt(form.original.value);
exponent = parseInt(form.exponent.value);
form.result.value = numP(original,exponent);

}


function numP(original, exponent)
{

var result = 1;
for(var i = 0; i <exponent; ++i);


result *= original;


return result;


}

Post by Clarence Eppinger on November 12, 2012

where and how does the value of "y" get set tto the current value of "x"?

Post by Grady Ela on June 4, 2012

I am curious as to why the variable "x" is used at the top in the "for" statement but the variable "y" is used in the function. I noticed that they are interchangeable if you change all of the variables but I would like some clarification.
Thanks!

Post by Jorge Guerrero on March 31, 2012

Very illustrative. I'm getting closer to deploying web applications the way I do in MS Access.

What I've noticed is that commercial languages such as VBA and VB are similar to echother, but open source langauges such as JavaScript and PHP are more similar to eachother.

Nevertheless, MS Access is a good start to manage desktop databases and from there mimic web applications for the same power.

Both are useful.