What is a timestamp? A timestamp is a number representing a specific point in time. It's often measured in milliseconds since January 1, 1970 (a standard starting point for computers)...
In JavaScript, often you'll have code that you want to reuse in multiple places. To avoid repeating this code, you can put it in a separate file and then include it (or "import") into other files where needed...
Understanding the Problem: You have a text string and want to change every instance of a specific word or phrase within it to something else...
Understanding the Problem:We have a number with potentially many decimal places.We want to keep only up to two decimal places...
Validating an email address in JavaScript means checking if a given string follows the standard format of an email. This is often done to ensure data quality and prevent errors in forms or user inputs...
Understanding the Problem: You want to determine if a specific checkbox on a web page is currently selected or not. You'll use jQuery to achieve this...
Understanding the Problem: When creating web pages, you often want to place elements in the exact center of the screen or a container
However, there are workarounds to achieve a similar effect:Sets a timer: You can use setTimeout() to execute a function after a specified delay
Appending means adding something to the end of something else. In programming, when we talk about appending to an array
Understanding the BasicsIn JavaScript, an array is a collection of items, like a list of names, numbers, or even other arrays