Collection of JavaScript tutorials
In this post we are going to work with checkboxes. We will look at how we can check if checkboxes are checked, how we can check them ourselves, how to get the value out of them, and how to clear them. TL;DR: Here is how you check if a specific checkbox is checked. function isChecked(id){ …
In this post we are going to have a look at how we can call a JS function from HTML. As you might know, it is best to put your JavaScript code in its separate document and import that document in the header file, but sometimes you just want to call it directly from the …
It is possible to return multiple values form JavaScript functions, but those values have to be wrapped inside some sort of container. So in reality you are only returning one value, but that is a container that holds multiple values. In most cases, returning multiple values is the wrong thing to do. If you find …
Using JavaScript to get the current URL can be useful in a lot of ways. In this post we are going to go over the many different ways you can get either the whole or just parts of the current URL. TL;DR: You can get the full current URL by accessing window.location.href. function getCurrentUrl(){ return …
In this post I am going to show you how I like to get input values using JavaScript. Having input boxes in applications is common, and getting the value out of them is quite important. In addition to just getting the value, we are also going to build a custom application where we do error …
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There are multiple ways that you can use JavaScript to check if an object is empty or not. In this guide we are going to dive into a few of them, as well as creating a little application where we use some of the techniques that we are going to discuss. Different ways to check …
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Many applications need to get the current time, and luckily it is not so hard using JavaScript. In order to get the time we will we working with the Date class. This class has multiple methods that we can use to get what we want in the format that we want it. In this post …
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The .toUpperCase() function in JavaScript is a fairly straight forward function. You call the function on a string, and it will return the string with all the letters capitalized. In this post we are going to go over different use cases for the function and at the end we will build a real application which …
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In this guide we are going to look at how we can convert a decimal number to binary using JavaScript. We will also go the other way and convert a binary to a decimal number. We will also build our own custom text to binary converter that can take text as input and convert it …
JavaScript Decimal to Binary Tutorial – Complete Application Read More »
Break and continue are two keywords you can use in JavaScript loops. Break will “break” you out of the loop, i.e. you will stop iterating through the loop. Continue on the other hand will skip the rest of the loop and continue with the next iteration. In this post we will look at how we …
Finding the average of all the numbers in an array using JavaScript is quite easy. We will look at how we can do it using plain JavaScript and also how to to find the average using jQuery. The syntax for looping over an array is a little different so it is worth taking a look …
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In this post we are going to go over various ways we can use JS to remove either one or many commas from a string. We are also going to build a custom JavaScript application where we utilize some of these techniques. You can find the application towards the bottom of the post. You can …
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In this post we are going to go over how we can use JS to check if an object contains a key or not. Towards the end we are also going to use the techniques from this guide to build a custom application. If you just want the code snippets then they are located below …
