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What is the purpose of the code snippet var span = document.createElement("SPAN");
?
What is the purpose of the code snippet var span = document.createElement("SPAN");
?
What happens when the close button is clicked on a list item?
What happens when the close button is clicked on a list item?
What is the purpose of the event listener in the code list.addEventListener('click', function(ev) {...})
?
What is the purpose of the event listener in the code list.addEventListener('click', function(ev) {...})
?
What is the purpose of the newElement()
function?
What is the purpose of the newElement()
function?
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What is the condition for the alert message to be displayed?
What is the condition for the alert message to be displayed?
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What is the purpose of the getElementsByClassName("close")
method?
What is the purpose of the getElementsByClassName("close")
method?
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What happens when the 'Add' button is clicked?
What happens when the 'Add' button is clicked?
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What is the purpose of the appendChild()
method in the code?
What is the purpose of the appendChild()
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Study Notes
Creating and Managing List Items
- The code creates a "close" button and appends it to each list item using
document.getElementsByTagName("LI")
and afor
loop. - The close button is a
<span>
element with a class of "close" and a Unicode character\u00D7
as its text content. - Clicking on the close button hides the current list item by setting its parent element's
display
property to"none"
.
Toggling List Items
- The code adds a "checked" symbol when clicking on a list item using an event listener on the
</span><ul><li>
element. - The event listener toggles the
"checked"
class on the list item when it is clicked.
Creating New List Items
- The
newElement()
function creates a new list item when the "Add" button is clicked. - The function creates a new
</li><li>
element and appends it to the<ul><li>
element with an ID of"myUL"
. - The text content of the new list item is taken from the input field with an ID of
"myInput"
. - The function also appends a close button to the new list item.
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Create a to-do list app using JavaScript, where users can add and remove tasks. This quiz will test your understanding of JavaScript concepts like document object model manipulation and event handling.