JAVASCRIPTS
Here are some projects that I have worked on in the past. This should pass the time until this page is complete.
SUM OF THE NUMBERS
Here is a minor project that I started in college. The user input 5 numbers to an array myArray{i]. The numbers are then added up and displayed with the sum of the numbers at the end. That is what the result supposed to be but because parseFloat is not converting the user's inputs into numbers the output for the sum renders NaN.
SUM (FIXED)
The problem with this script was that the myArray[i] was displaying undefined. This was causing sum to display NaN as mentioned before. Previously, I thought the problem was that parseFloat wasn't not assigning the numbers to myArray[i]. This was not correct. The problem was simply to group myArray[i] and sum into the for loop. This allowed the loop to use the numbers entered by the user and assign all of them to myArray[i]. By doing this, sum was able to add all of the numbers entered.
WHAT'S YOUR RADIUS
This script alerts the user that PI = 3.14. Then ask the user to enter a radius. The radius is the used to find the area of the circle as well as the circumference.
BASIC MATH
During this script, the user will make a choice to add, subtract, multiple, or divide. Next, the user will be prompt to enter numbers. The results depend on the selection and the numbers entered by the user. The images below in two part reflect the code needed to run this specific script.
TABLE DISPLAY
For this Javascript, the user is prompted to enter 9 numbers. The numbers are then stored and organized into specific columns of X, Y, and Z. Each column is then analyzed for the largest number entered. That number is displayed under the column labeled largest.
