Arrays and Array Methods | JavaScript Course | Logic First Tamil

[@ahalyaashokan4437]

Type a sentance Calculate words function countword() { const sentance=document.getElementById("input").value const wc=sentance.split(' ') const op=document.getElementById("output") output.innerHTML=wc.length }

[@singlismm]

Exercise: let arr=[5,8,10,7,9,11] arr.splice(3,3,17,19,111) console.log(arr) arr.unshift(100) console.log(arr) arr.push(200,1000) console.log(arr) arr.splice(arr.length/2,0,0) console.log(arr)

[@muthukalavathimcaut023]

good Explanation . I got all the videos in nice understanding of all concepts.Thank u So much

[@singlismm]

WordsCalculator: Calculate Words Type a Sentence Calculate Words function Calcualte() { let words = document.getElementById("text").value; let cal = words.split(' ').length let result = document.getElementById("result"); result.innerHTML = cal + " words" }

[@vigneshvikky8997]

Mam Your Video daily watch very clear and nice explanation ❤️

[@rubanraj2154]

Text word count : HTML Textarea ID = "text-area" Div ID = "result" function convert(){ 1.let paragraph= document.getElementbyId("text-area").value; 2.let wordsplit = paragraph.split(' '); 3.let wordcount = wordsplit.length; 4.document.getElementById("result") result.innerHTML = wordcount + " Words" }

[@vijayvj2702]

let arr = [5,8,10,7,9,11] //replace with [7,9,11] to [17,19,111] let a = arr.splice(3,3,17,19,111) console.log(arr) //adding 100 on the last index of array let b = arr.unshift(100) console.log(arr) //insert 200 in last but one position let c = arr.splice(6,0,200) console.log(arr) //insert 1000 at the end let d = arr.push(1000) console.log(arr) //insert 0 on the middle of the index let insert = arr.splice(arr.length -5,0,0) console.log(arr)

[@reubenprasanth271]

18:43 Exercise, Add 1000 at the end. should we add 1000 to 111 or insert 1000 in a new index mam ?😅

[@santhoshkumar-xp4qy]

akka excerice section la erukkura 3rd excs enaku purila please explain pandringala

[@homeremedies9883]

Console.log(arr.splice(5,0, 200)); Console.log(arr)

[@veeratheking8375]

Happy Pongal 👍

[@Myaheeya]

let marks = [34,55,66,23,47,99,10]; console.log(marks[marks.length-1]);

[@mjj3tube]

So when are we allowed to perform methods like shift and pop it means that arrays are mutable right? I can see that we are able to change the same array unlike strings

[@MrBrutal_x]

Mam,I want offline class for full stack Java. Are you conducting any offline courses??

[@Gizmo_Hub_Tech]

sister oru doubt empty space kodutha adhuvum word ahh eduthukuthu what can i do

[@LogicFirstTamil]

use trim

[@Gizmo_Hub_Tech]

@@LogicFirstTamil super .. but its work for front and end but did not work for in between words...

[@LogicFirstTamil]

@@Gizmo_Hub_Tech u have to use a method that i tought. think. tat is wat the exercise is abt

[@jeevanandham2497]

Use indexOf method

[@vijayvj2702]

use trim()

[@aarthidurai4778]

Hi sis thank u for ur amazing knowledge sharing coding videos...kindly share advanced SQl topics like window function, ER relationship & all sis...sql basics & sql intermediate was really helpful... Sis

[@fathimarasmiya9492]

Thanks mam

[@sivashankar2196]

👏👏👏

[@iswaryaishu2995]

👍

[@achappank1516]

mam I have one doubt this is js code function submit() { const getvalue = document.getElementById("paraText"); const calculate = getvalue.value.split("").length; const result = document.getElementById("result"); result.textContent = calculate + "words"; } but problem is this code is only find how many letters is the input box not find how many words in the paragraph . no idea i have give me a hint or somthing

[@vijayan4544]

Split la (" ") gap kudugga

[@mdsardar5936]

// Replace 7,9,11 with 17,19,111 Arr.splice(3,3,17,19,111) console.log(Arr) // Insert 100 at the beginning Arr.unshift(100) console.log(Arr) // Insert 200 at last Arr.splice(Arr.length, 0, 200) // Insert 1000 at the end Arr.push(1000) // Insert 0 in the middle Arr.splice(Arr.length/2,0,0) console.log(Arr)

[@Gizmo_Hub_Tech]

const btnEl = document.getElementById("btn") const textAreaEl = document.getElementById("area") const outputEl = document.getElementById("output") function count() { const valueEl = textAreaEl.value.split(" ").length; outputEl.innerText = `${valueEl} Words`; } btnEl.addEventListener("click", count)

[@ramzar2848]

bro should we show the text which we ttype in text area (in html) that why u have given templete literals am i right