The Front-End Web Developer Bootcamp - HTML, CSS, JS, and React - Events in JavaScript

The video tutorial covers JavaScript events, explaining how they handle user and browser actions. It demonstrates creating functions in VS Code and implementing various events like click, double click, mouse, key, load, resize, and scroll. The tutorial emphasizes practicing these events to understand their functionalities better.

What is the primary purpose of using events in JavaScript?

• To handle and verify user and browser actions

• To style HTML elements

• To store data in the browser

• To create animations

In the VS Code demonstration, what is the purpose of the 'onclick' event?

• To refresh the page

• To close the browser window

• To print 'hello word' when the button is clicked

• To change the button color

Which event is used to trigger a function when a user double clicks on an element?

• onclick

• onmouseover

• ondblclick

• onkeydown

What happens when the 'onmouseover' event is used?

• A function runs when the mouse is clicked

• A function runs when the mouse is moved over an element

• A function runs when the mouse is moved out of an element

• A function runs when the mouse is double-clicked

Which event is triggered when a key is pressed on the keyboard?

• onkeypress

• onload

• onkeyup

• onkeydown

What does the 'onresize' event do?

• Triggers a function when the window is resized

• Triggers a function when the window is maximized

• Triggers a function when the window is closed

• Triggers a function when the window is minimized

How does the 'onscroll' event function?

• It runs a function when the page is refreshed

• It runs a function when the page is closed

• It runs a function when the page is loaded

• It runs a function when the page is scrolled