NEW PERSP.ON COMP.CONCEPTS-PACKAGE
NEW PERSP.ON COMP.CONCEPTS-PACKAGE
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Author: Carey
Publisher: CENGAGE L
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Chapter 12, Problem 12CP4

a.

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To create the columnSort() function and declare a variable named columnText equal to the text content of the event object target.

b.

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To retrieve the index number of the column by applying the indexOf() method to the dataCategories array and store the index number in the columnIndex variable.

c.

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To test whether columnIndex is equal to sortIndex. If it is equal then multiply the sortDirection variable by -1 otherwise set sortIndex equal to columnIndex.

d.

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To declare the columnNumber variable equal to columnIndex + 1.

e.

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To declare the columnStyles variable and then delete the third rule from the last style sheet.

f.

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To add the given style rule to display the icon on the basis of ascending and descending order.

g.

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To sort the values in the tableData array using the dataSort2D() function.

h.

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To create and append the newly sorted table body to the web table by calling the writeTableData() function.

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