The Front-End Web Developer Bootcamp - HTML, CSS, JS, and React - Alert Boxes

This video tutorial explains how to create and use alert boxes on websites. It begins with an introduction to notifications and alert boxes, followed by a step-by-step guide on creating a basic alert box using JavaScript. The tutorial then explores how to use conditional statements to display different alert boxes based on variable values. Finally, it provides a preview of upcoming lectures that will delve deeper into alert box functionalities.

What is the primary purpose of an alert box on a website?

• To refresh the webpage automatically

• To close the browser window

• To navigate to a different webpage

• To display a message that requires user acknowledgment

How does an alert box behave when the webpage is refreshed?

• It closes the browser

• It changes its message automatically

• It reappears until the user clicks OK

• It disappears permanently

Which statement is used to create a condition for displaying different alert messages?

• switch case

• for loop

• if-else statement

• while loop

What happens when the condition 'X is greater than Y' is true in the alert box example?

• The webpage refreshes automatically

• The alert box displays 'Your value is correct'

• The alert box displays 'Your value is not correct'

• No alert box is displayed

What will be covered in future lectures regarding alert boxes?

• Integrating alert boxes with social media

• Using alert boxes to close the browser

• Designing alert boxes with animations

• Creating alert boxes for specific values