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JS Dom Manipulation and Events Flashcards

1
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What is the primary advantage to storing your selected elements in a variable?

A

it can be reused

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Why might you need JS to modify the DOM after the page loads?

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gives user interactivity

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How can you better prepare when writing HTML for DOM manipulation in your JS code?

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set ID and class attribues

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4
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What are the differences between innertext and textContent?

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innertext will show what is seen, and textContent will give you everything

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What datatypes are the values you remove from a text input?

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anything you want updated

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6
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Why is it so important to be able to dynamically update text

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in response to users

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7
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What are some of the drawbacks of HTML Event Handler Attributes?

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code is mixed with HTML which makes the code more difficult to maintain and extend. Timing issue as well.

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Why is the Window.event property to be avoided in new code?

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because it changes with every event and becomes chaotic

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Why is the Window.event property useful for finding and element which was interacted with?

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gives us a direct channel to that element

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What is the difference between getElementById and querySelector?

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query selector will receive a css selector and get element by Id is only ids

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11
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Who passes in the event object into the handleClick callback function?

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the JS language

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12
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Does a callback function require a name?

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NO

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13
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What is the purpose of a loop?

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loops checks a condition and repeats until the condition returns false.Lets you repeat functionality

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14
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Why might there be different kinds of loops?

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depending on the situation. if you do not know how many times the code should run use a while loop, and if you need to run a code at a specific number of times use a for loop

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What is the purpose of a conditional expression as it relates to loops?

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indicator when we are finished

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16
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Could a loop potentially go on forever?

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Yes

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17
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Could a loop never start?

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Yes, if you don’t configure them right

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18
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How does a for loop differ from a while loop?

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while loops only need the end point and for loop are useful for knowing exactly how many times you need to use it

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19
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What potential use cases are there for for loop?

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for a search in a search engine. for arrays

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20
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Which pieces of info provided in the parenthesis for a for loop are mandatory?

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none of them are mandatory

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21
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What is a for in loop?

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loops through the properties of an object

22
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How do you target the value of a property in an object?

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bracket notation

23
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When should you use a for in loop?

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if you need to loop over an object

24
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What is the difference between the parentNode and parentElement properties?

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parent node could be an element and could be a node or something other than an element, parent element is for elements. Parent element is what you are gonna be looking for for the most part

25
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Why is it important to be able to traverse the DOM?

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allows us to find information on elements around us and to make the search more efficient. avoid white space also

26
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What kind of information is useful to store in custom attributes?

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attaching data that ties that element in JS and pull the info off the element itself

27
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What are two ways to target elements on the DOM?

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getElementbyId, querySelector

28
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What is another way to add a text node to an element other using TextContent

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innertext, document.createtextnode, avoid innerHTML

29
Q

How do you create a HTML element using vanilla Javascript?

A

the createlement method of the document object

30
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Why is using loops and arrays for creating multiple dom elements preferable to creating them one at a time?

A

DRY. code looks less dense and makes code processing more efficient

31
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Why are arrays preferred over objects for the functionality referenced in question 1?

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because it will be in order based on the index

32
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Why is it important to be able to retrieve and use data from inputs?

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our ability to communicate with the user

33
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Why is it dangerous to assume you have to correct data when creating element?

A

to have proper data for the proper job

34
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What is event bubbling?

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for any element in HTML, if an event occurs inside that element, due to bubbling every element is also clicked. based on HTML structure and not visuals

35
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What is the difference between event.target and event.currentTarget?

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target refers to node(where user clicked) , currentTarget on the opposite refers to the node on which current-event listener was attached

36
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What is the first argument the function setTimout takes?

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it take a callback function as its first aregument

37
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If the second argument is not passed into setTimout function, what is the default value?

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Zero

38
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What are some scenarios where setTimeout can be useful?

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pop ups, see if the user is still there

39
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What does the setInterval function return?

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it returns an interval ID that identifies the interval

40
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What arguments does the clearnInterval function take?

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ID variable value of the setInterval

41
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what is the event loop?

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it makes asyncranous doable outside of a call stack

42
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what does the term blocking mean?

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execution of additional js must wait until the call stack is clear

43
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What is the call stack?

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is an interpreter to keep track of its place

44
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which element in a website are useful to create dynamically?

A

instagram of google search.

like a div. typcally to respond to user input

45
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Why should you not create all elements dynamically?

A

might be harder to read html doc

46
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What is a modal?

A

a scripted effect that allows you to overlay a small element over a website

47
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What are some use cases for modals?

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error, warning, data, confirm or prompt, chat popper

48
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Why does a modal usually need to occupy the entire height and width of the viewport?

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because you dont want the user to be able to click on anything

49
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Give two examples of media features that you can query in an @media rule.

A

resizing images such as min-width and max-width

50
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Which HTML meta tag is used in mobile-responsive web pages?

A

viewport meta tag which contains content and initial scale attributes

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