1. Provide a brief definition of the following terms (in the web programming context):

• Element
• Event-Driven
• IDE
• Property
• Statement
• Variable

If you use a source (book or web site), cite your source. (The sites http://whatis.techtarget.com/ and http://www.webopedia.com/ are decent sources for technical definitions.)

2. Design a page with at least two buttons and the corresponding JavaScript code that yields some interactivity which results when the user clicks on those buttons. Example: Mood.htm

Do not just attach files with JavaScript to an email message. The email system will remove the code. Either post your files and send me a link. Or zip up all of the relevant files and send that as an attachment.

• Hello World 1 (simple HTML5 file)
  • Viewing the Source in Mozilla Firefox
  • Saving the Page in Mozilla Firefox
  • Viewing the Source in Internet Explorer
  • Saving the Target in Internet Explorer
  • PowerPoint on Dreamweaver (Preferences and New Page)
• Hello World 1a (simple HTML5 file with more elements)
• Hello World 2 (adds a little CSS)
• Hello World 3 (adds a JavaScript alert)
• Hello World 4 (adds HTML, CSS and JavaScript comments)
• Hello World 5 (JavaScript document.write)
• Hello World 6 (JavaScript document.getElementByID and innerHTML)
• Hello World 6a (Appending instead of overwriting)
• Hello World 7 (Event-driven: button calls function)
• Hello World 7a (Event-driven: function with parameter)
• Hello World 8 (Uses a variable and prompt to get input from user)
• Hello World 9 (Uses a variable and get value from textbox)
• Hello World 10 (Adds some jQuery -- based on pages 34 & 120 from JavaScript & jQuery: the missing manual -- MacFarland)