Lesson 825-8: Using Java Applets and JavaScript


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CHALLENGE 1:
As a group discuss whether or not you need to use a Java Applet or JavaScript in your web pages.

 Chat Log Discussion

CHALLENGE 2:
a) Describe some of the things that Java Applets can do and some of the reasons for using Java Applets on web pages.

b) Describe some of the things that JavaScript can do and some of the reasons for incorporating JavaScript scripts.

c) Are there some tasks for which one of the two is a better choice? Justify that answer with an example or concise explanation.


CHALLENGE 3:
Find and Use at Least one precompiled Java Applet and pre-written one Java Script on one of your group's demonstration pages or if appropriate, on your main group page. Explain why you chose the applet/script. Explain what if any alterations were done to make it fit your needs.

 Carol's JAVA Script & Applets Demonstration

CHALLENGE 4:
As a group select one of the online Java Script tutorials. This may be either one that has been suggested or one you have located on your own. Individually read over it. Review what you have learned with your group and discuss what you did or did not understand. Using the information you have learned, attempt to write a basic script.

* Pattie's Very Very Simple JavaScript


* Carol's Simple Background Color Changer JavaScript

CHALLENGE 5:
Define/Describe very briefly:
JDK AWT
IDE
API
Class File
Source Code
Java Applet
Compiler (Or Java Compiler)
JavaScript
Event Handler

 Pattie's Terminology Page

CHALLENGE 6:
So take the challenge and take the lead and show the members of your group HOW to do what you did. This may be as simple as showing someone how to put an applet on a page or use JavaScript. If you have the time and the group wants to learn, it could be more.:

 Jeff's How to Use Java Script

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