hey bucky watching ur videos is as entertaining as watching TV series like FRIENDS ,big bang theory and all....cant wait to see the next one ... thanks buddy u really gave these computer keywords a life ... thanks a lot.....
This would make more sense if there were two variables called "first" and "last" with the corresponding ids named "firstname" and "lastname" in input tags, both of them type="text".
"+" is for String concatenation. So like the compiler (or interpreter don't know which) knows you can't add a String and an Integer or other data without a sort of cast. So like:
This happens because it just goes down the "assembly" line in order. So in the first example the "5" was parsed, or converted, into a string. In the second one the same thing happened but after "Hello World" the following 5 was again converted to a string and not added to the number 6. Then 6 is also converted to a string. In the third example 5 and 6 was added then converted a string. Since 2 integers can be added. Then the 6 was converted to a string and added.
Great video!! Please show how the variables are available from another webpage once you have saved the variable. Good job. You make these so simple, no one could misunderstand as long as they watch them.
Hey Bucky, I like your HML 5 tutorials. Can you please respond to this question. Are you planning on finishing this HTML 5 series before you move on? You have done that a few times and a lot of people dont like that so please respond to this comment.
@xXEpicTomatoXx You use the variable by passing it into the parameters. He sets each variable to the id of which it lies in the html file. Then, in the display function, he changes the innerHTML content by passing the variable one, which in this case is now person, and two which is the value, so bucky.
@xXEpicTomatoXx just like you would any other variable, but these ones can be stored, changes, and kept while the user visits other websites. The next two tutorials should clear things up!
@Slashdog7 His native speaking language is probably not English. He did as well as he could to form an understandable sentence for the information he wanted to supply his readers with. And yes, there was quite some spelling and grammar errors in his comment. But he's at least trying. Now, I wrote this because I'm tired as hell! I don't even know why I did this... Been working since 7 in the morning and doing essays and stuff I'm so tired, good night!
hey bucky watching ur videos is as entertaining as watching TV series like FRIENDS ,big bang theory and all....cant wait to see the next one ... thanks buddy u really gave these computer keywords a life ... thanks a lot.....
cooldiv0303 1 month ago
display(key){} *
avisoftware123 2 months ago
Don't both variables have keys and values?
thetawaves48 2 months ago
This would make more sense if there were two variables called "first" and "last" with the corresponding ids named "firstname" and "lastname" in input tags, both of them type="text".
thetawaves48 2 months ago
UGHHALRHGHA...
zeroxiss 2 months ago
I think it would be better to name the variables something different from the ids.
thetawaves48 2 months ago
Could you explain why some keywords are in quotes, and some are not? Like: getElementById("one") but getItem(one)
thetawaves48 2 months ago
@thetawaves48
the ones that are is the actual thing while the ones without it are the varibles
awesomelemonade 2 months ago
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iAmAlascar 2 months ago in playlist HTML5 Tutorials Playlist
"+" is for String concatenation. So like the compiler (or interpreter don't know which) knows you can't add a String and an Integer or other data without a sort of cast. So like:
var a = 5;
var string = "Hello World";
rightbox.innerHTML= string + a;
Result: Hello World5;
rightbox.innerHTML = 5 + "Hello World" + 5 + 6;
Result: 5Hello World56
rightbox.innerHTML = 5 + 6 + "Hello World" + 5;
Result = 11Hello World5;
thester9595 2 months ago
@thester9595
This happens because it just goes down the "assembly" line in order. So in the first example the "5" was parsed, or converted, into a string. In the second one the same thing happened but after "Hello World" the following 5 was again converted to a string and not added to the number 6. Then 6 is also converted to a string. In the third example 5 and 6 was added then converted a string. Since 2 integers can be added. Then the 6 was converted to a string and added.
thester9595 2 months ago
You basically always basically say basically ;D
Love you tuts though :D
thester9595 2 months ago
my code aborts at the sessionStorage function.
Can i use this class on Firefox too ?
Pls help
MrRuBiK3R 2 months ago
relate video is....3D
bomer890 2 months ago
Great video!! Please show how the variables are available from another webpage once you have saved the variable. Good job. You make these so simple, no one could misunderstand as long as they watch them.
stokescomp 2 months ago
Hey Bucky, I like your HML 5 tutorials. Can you please respond to this question. Are you planning on finishing this HTML 5 series before you move on? You have done that a few times and a lot of people dont like that so please respond to this comment.
ComputerTech456 2 months ago
How do you USE the variable?
xXEpicTomatoXx 2 months ago
@xXEpicTomatoXx You use the variable by passing it into the parameters. He sets each variable to the id of which it lies in the html file. Then, in the display function, he changes the innerHTML content by passing the variable one, which in this case is now person, and two which is the value, so bucky.
letzshuffle95 2 months ago
@xXEpicTomatoXx just like you would any other variable, but these ones can be stored, changes, and kept while the user visits other websites. The next two tutorials should clear things up!
thenewboston 2 months ago
huge serie thank you very mutch
now than you took us from a to z in html5 and css3
what about making a serie how to make a html5 and css3 template but in the safe way
i mean when you detect a browser can't use or hasn't html5 or css3 propriety how to conpensate and fill the gap.!!! with html and css
i want to see some full projects
thank you very mutch great work
supprof1 2 months ago 9
@supprof1 you spelled much wrong :P
Slashdog7 2 months ago
@Slashdog7 His native speaking language is probably not English. He did as well as he could to form an understandable sentence for the information he wanted to supply his readers with. And yes, there was quite some spelling and grammar errors in his comment. But he's at least trying. Now, I wrote this because I'm tired as hell! I don't even know why I did this... Been working since 7 in the morning and doing essays and stuff I'm so tired, good night!
noideayo 2 months ago
@supprof1 I agree, Ive been wanting to see full blown projects for a while now. Puting everything together.
H0b0Gamers 2 months ago 4
10th
Slashdog7 2 months ago
cool
PhiRune 2 months ago
8rd
funlinks19 2 months ago
7th! I also have some tutorials on Java. Love your tutorials Bucky!
GTOTechnology 2 months ago
Fourth
crzy4MAC12 2 months ago
YAY FIFTH... oh wait...
TheAlexForey 2 months ago
fourth
bluedude34 2 months ago
third! :D
MrButtonclick 2 months ago
Second :D Best :D :D :D :D :D What's next bro?
michaelbob80 2 months ago
first
deadwoodluke 2 months ago