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It order to add java scripts you have to import them at the start of the page. Writing <script src="location of js">, will make the scripts into the web page.
JavaScript is not very useful in web page design, JavaScript is used more for page functionality. For web page design; look up CSS.
To add javascript code in HTML, you have to include the script tag on top. It can be added as <script src="source of script"></script>
You can write java script code on any platform be it mac, linux, solaris or windows. All you need is a mac version of notepad, some html page where you insert your java script code and a web browser where you view the html page. All major browsers support java script coding and all you need to do is enable the Java Script support in browsers if it is not enabled already.
JSP is a Java-based technology used specifically in order to help software developers create dynamic web pages; Java-Script is based on Java, but was created in order to allow non-programmers the ability to work with it easily.JSP must be compiled in Java byte-code in order to function properly; Java-Script is a Java language of a different dialect, and does not need to be directly translated into byte-code
JavaScript was crated as an alternative to the failing Java. It was originally created as LiveScript by Brendan Eich for NetScape. The goal of the language was to create a lightweight and easy to learn language with the ability to script the behavior of web page content. In 1995, Netscape created one of the first web browsers. They wanted to have a "glue language" for web designers to add interactivity to web pages and to connect web pages and plug-in content such as Java applets. After Java became popular, they changed its name from the initial "LiveScript" to the name it has today.
Java script can be used to automate simple tasks that may be repetitive to computer users. You can also use java script in web pages to have interaction with the user.
You can design a websites with the help of HTML,CSS and Java Script.
Nope. Not the way I look at it. I would have used java script in web design for some graphic work but java is the king and I also heard that java script really is not all the same now days. But I would say "NO" anyhow. Cheers linny
You would need to make the target of the HTML link to be a Java Script rather than a web page. The java script can then hide/show parts of a page (using DHTML) or even go off to the Internet to download information and then display it on the same existing web page (using AJAX). The "A" tag would look something like this: <a href="javascript:revealAnswer()">Click to see the answer</a> Here is a good web site that explains DHTML: http://www.w3schools.com/dhtml/dhtml_examples.asp
Java is not part of a web page, but is needed to view images and documents found on most web pages.
There is so many out there. they only way to find them is search for them. it would take to long to list all the different tools of javascript and what javascript can do for a web page.