Simple Calculator: Creating a basic calculator that can add, subtract, multiply, and divide two numbers using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Product Search Engine/Bar/Filter: Building a search bar and filter for a product list that allows users to search for products by name, category, or price usin...
1.Build Simple Calculator with JavaScript HTML CSS | JavaScript
Project
1.To create a simple calculator using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, we need to start by
creating a section with class name "Calculator" inside the body of our index.html file.
2.Inside this "Calculator" section, we need to create a screen and button interface.
3.To style our screen, we can give it a class name "screen" and use CSS to set its width,
height, padding, and border.
4.For the buttons, we can copy and paste a button code four times and change the
button name and data attribute for each button.
5.When a button is clicked, we need to run a function that stores the button's value in a
variable and pushes it into the screen.
6.To clear the screen, we can create a clear button and call an evaluate function that sets
the screen value to an empty string.
7.The final result should be a 100-pixel wide and 150-pixel high calculator with buttons
centered in the screen and a 1-pixel border, black in color.
, 2.JavaScript Project | Create Product Search Engine/Bar/Filter in
JavaScript
1.Create a section with class "container" in the body of HTML.
2.Create a form with a search icon from Font Awesome Setup and add padding, border-
radius, and box-shadow to the input section.
3.Add display flags to the container and form, and give font size to the input section.
4.Copy the product class and style it in the stylesheet for displaying the product,
product image, product name, and price in one row.
5.Add more products by copying and pasting the div tag.
6.Add overflow-y scroll to the container to show the scroll bar for more products.
7.Take a variable "search box" in JavaScript to convert user values into uppercase for
searching.
8.Use a for loop to rearrange the product list according to the search values and show
the matching results.
9.Take the condition inside a variable "text value" and create another if condition for
rearranging and showing the matching products.
10.Put the match value inside an if condition and create another variable containing the
condition for user input and text content.
11.Only show the matching results if the user input is greater than 1.
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