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In this article, we will look at some examples of runtime errors in Python Programming Language Runtime Errors A runtime error in a program is one that occurs after the program has been successfully compiled. The Python interpreter will run a program if it is syntactically correct (free of syntax errors). However, if the program encounters a runtime error - a problem that was not detected when the program was parsed and is only revealed when a specific line is executed - it may exit unexpectedly during execution. When a program crashes due to a runtime error, we say ... Read More
In this tutorial, we will learn to set how many columns an element should span across with JavaScript. Dividing long paragraphs or articles into many columns improves their readability. The ‘column-count’ CSS property divides the text into numerous columns. Set the columnSpan property to all if you want the columns to span across in JavaScript. To set how many columns an element should span across with JavaScript, we have multiple ways, and in this tutorial, we will discuss two of them − Set the columnSpan property Use the style.setProperty method Set the columnSpan Property In JavaScript, the columnSpan ... Read More
In this tutorial, we will learn if it is a good practice to end switch with defaults in JavaScript. In JavaScript, we generally use the if or if-else statements if we need to check any conditions. Still, if we need to check multiple conditions for an expression, it becomes very complex and unorganized, so we use the switch statements for that situation. The switch statement compares the value of an expression to a series of case clauses, then executes statements after the first case clause that matches the value, and so on, until a break statement is met. If no ... Read More
In this tutorial, we will learn how to work with document.body in JavaScript. Use the document.body property in JavaScript to get the body of the document, i.e., tag. The tag defines the body of the document. The entire content of an HTML document, including all headings, paragraphs, images, hyperlinks, tables, lists, and other elements, is contained in the element. In an HTML document, there can only be one element. In this tutorial, we will work with the document.body in JavaScript for − Change the background color of the body Add a new element at the ... Read More
In this tutorial, we will learn how to validate a date pattern in JavaScript. The Date object in JavaScript represents a single point in time in a platform-independent way. It carries a number representing time in milliseconds since January 1, 1970, at 00:00:00. (UTC). The Date object can format differently, so it is essential to validate a date pattern before using it. In this tutorial, we will discuss two ways to validate a date pattern in JavaScript − Using the getTime() method Using the Date constructor and split() method Validate a Date Pattern using the getTime() Method In ... Read More
In this tutorial, we will learn how to use the tag to define client-side JavaScript. The HTML tag is used for declaring a script within your HTML document. Through this, you can define client-side JavaScript. Users can write the client-side JavaScript code directly in the script tag, or the script tag can be pointed to an external JavaScript file using the ‘src’ attribute. The client-side JavaScript can be written in multiple parts of the HTML file, such as inside the body tag, head tag, or inline of an element tag. Still, writing any JavaScript code in between the ... Read More
In this tutorial, we will learn how to use setInterval function call in JavaScript. The setInterval() method in JavaScript evaluates an expression at intervals. It is used to perform the repetitive tasks or operations that need to be performed in a specific time interval. For example, it calls a function repeatedly in a fixed time delay to perform the task. The window interface offers this method. This method returns an interval id that uniquely identifies the interval, allowing you to remove it later by executing the clearInterval() method. Users can follow the below syntax to use the setInterval function. Syntax ... Read More
In this tutorial, we will learn what "use strict" does in JavaScript. The "use strict" is a directive. JavaScript 1.8.5 is its origin. The use strict directive says that the JavaScript code must run in the strict mode. The strict directive is not a statement but rather a constant expression. Earlier JavaScript versions ignore this expression. We can't use undeclared variables when writing the code in strict mode. Except for IE9 and lower versions, all modern browsers support this JavaScript directive. Strict mode allows us to write a cleaner code as it throws errors when we use undeclared variables in ... Read More
In this tutorial, we will discuss what the operator || does in a var statement in JavaScript. The logical OR operator or logical disjunction on the operands returns true if any of the operand values are true, false, ’’, null, undefined, 0, and NaN are the false values. All other values are true. The logical OR operands must be either boolean, integer, or a pointer kind. The logical OR returns the latest operand if there is no true value. The logical OR executes from left to right. Users can follow the syntax below for using the logical OR operator. Syntax ... Read More
In this article, we will show you how to select elements from a NumPy array in python. Numpy Array in Python A NumPy array is a central data structure of the NumPy library, as the name implies. The name of the library is an abbreviation for "Numeric Python" or "Numerical Python. NumPy, in other words, is a Python library that serves as the foundation for scientific computing in Python. One of these tools is a high-performance multidimensional array object, which is a powerful data structure for efficient array and matrix computation. We can select a single element or a subarray ... Read More