NEW PERSP.ON COMP.CONCEPTS-PACKAGE
NEW PERSP.ON COMP.CONCEPTS-PACKAGE
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ISBN: 9781337761116
Author: Carey
Publisher: CENGAGE L
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Chapter 11, Problem 6CP1

a)

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To create a function lightStars() and declaring a starNumber variable, to store the value of alt attribute of the target of the event object.

b)

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To declare the star variable in the function lightStars() and this variable will contain the collection of object referenced by the span#starsimg.

c)

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To declare the loop for the star collection with index range starts form 0 and will iterate for all the value which are less than the starNumber and adding image bw_star2.png to light the stars of the collection.

d)

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To declare another loop for the star collection with index range starts form starNumeber and will iterate for all the value which are less than 5 and un-lighting all the stars by the adding the image bw_star.png to the stars of the collection.

e)

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To change the value of input box with id attribute “rating” to starNumber, here starNumber value is the value of starNumber variable.

f)

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To add the mouse leave event in the lightStars() function, to unlit all the lit stars when the mouse pointer moves off.

g)

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To set the rating clicked by the userand adding an event listener to remove the turnOffStars() function.

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