Coding in Javascript

 

Javascript is thé most widespread web programming language today, which makes webpages dynamically interactive through the DOM tree. The Document Object Model (DOM) is a programming interface for web documents.

It represents the webpage so that programs (Like a lightweight interpreted programming language, such as Javascript) can change the document structure, style, and content of a webpage. The DOM represents the document as nodes and objects - That way, programming languages can interact with the page.

Many widespread front-end frameworks and libraries in use today such as Angular, React and Vue are using Javascript under the hood. The same goes for back-end development solutions such as Node.Js and Express.

Below is basic information coming from the BOM - The Browser Object Model (BOM). This model empowers JavaScript to actively interact with the browser environment, enabling tasks such as accessing browser information. Unlike the DOM, the BOM focuses on the browser window and its components.

The codename of your browser: Mozilla
Your browser's name: Netscape
Are your cookies enabled, expressed in a boolean value - True or false: true
The language of your browser is: en-US
The total width of your screen is: 1440 pixels
The total height of your screen is: 718 pixels
The available height of your screen, is: 718 pixels
The available width of your screen, is: 1440 pixels
The color depth of your screen, is: 24 bits per pixel

 

The current resolution of the browser is :

1440 x 718 pixels