JavaScript is a scripting language that uses objects. For example, your browser window is an object. We can refer to this object via JavaScript by using "window."
The following is a method (action) of the window object. This method is envoked by using the following code:
window.prompt("Please enter your name.", "");
The prompt reply is saved to a variable by using the following code:
var name ;
name = window.prompt("Please enter your name.", "")' ;
The first line creates a variable by the name of 'name.' The second line sets 'name' equal to the reply of the prompt.
Welcome to my Web page, null!
After the user inputs a reply to the prompt, you can use the document.write command to write to the Web page. In this example, the prompt reply 'null' is included by combining text with a variable. You will learn about variables in the next assignment.
Here's the code to generate the prompt:
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">