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commit 7ca906f65ca924d71e39eba0cbdba6956774a3bd
parent 85ed72730a929413e6759690cf84093e70e8fa33
Author: thing1 <thing1@seacrossedlovers.xyz>
Date:   Mon,  9 Feb 2026 12:45:00 +0000

js

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ACS10120/09.02.26.md | 37+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
MCS10720/tutorials/ws2.md | 14+++++++-------
2 files changed, 44 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-)

diff --git a/CS10120/09.02.26.md b/CS10120/09.02.26.md @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ +# 09/02/26 + +## `'[object Object][object Object]'` + +- Technically called ECMA-262, ISO-16262 + +- You can use the `script` tag in HTML to write javascript +or you can use the src attr in the tag to use an external file + +- Javascript used C like comments + +- Scripts can also be used as attrs to things like buttons, +for example the attr `onclick` on a button can take a string +of javascript to be executed on click + +- Functions in javascript look like so +``` +function NAME(ARGS...) { + ... +} +``` +and it is recommend to put funcs in the `head` part of the +document, but if they will only be used in some sections +then it should be placed next to the section to avoid lag + +- Javascript can interact with html via the DOM, which is basically +an AST of the document. The main way to get the DOM is using +`document.getElementById(ID)` which gives you that node in the +tree. This function returns an object with the attribute +`innerHTML` which you can set to a string and it will make an effect +on the tree + +- Javascript string litterals should be double quotes, while in +HTML you should use single quotes + +- You can also get info from the browser using the BOM (browser object moddel), +to get the width and height, you can use `window.innerWidth` and `window.innerHeight` diff --git a/CS10720/tutorials/ws2.md b/CS10720/tutorials/ws2.md @@ -1,18 +1,18 @@ # 1 -`(9n ^ 6) - (12n ^ 4) + (42n ^ 3) + 49`, degree: 6 +`(9n ^ 6) - (12n ^ 4) + (42n ^ 3) + 49`, degree: 6: correct -already simplified, degree: 1 +already simplified, degree: 1: wasnt a polynomial -not a ploynomial, degree: 1 +not a ploynomial, degree: 1: correct -`42`, degree: 0 +`42`, degree: 0: correct # 2 -8 +8: correct -9 +9: correct -16 +16: maybe???