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SEEM4570 Tutorial 05: JavaScript as OOP

SEEM4570 Tutorial 05: JavaScript as OOP. Cao Yuewen ywcao@se.cuhk.edu.hk 2017.10.26. JavaScript and Objects. Technically, ”Everything” in JavaScript is Object Array, String, Number, … An object contains properties and methods Property has a name and value

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SEEM4570 Tutorial 05: JavaScript as OOP

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  1. SEEM4570Tutorial 05: JavaScript as OOP Cao Yuewen ywcao@se.cuhk.edu.hk 2017.10.26

  2. JavaScript and Objects • Technically, ”Everything” in JavaScript is Object • Array, String, Number, … • An object contains properties and methods • Property has a name and value • Methods are actions that can be performed on the object

  3. JavaScript Data Type

  4. String • Case sensitive • String Methods: • s.length; • s.indexOf(“to”) ; • s.slice(3,7); • s.replace(“CUHK”,”HongKong”); • s.toLowerCase(); • s.concat(" ", "Campus"); • s.charAt(1); • …… var s = “Welcome to CUHK”

  5. Number • Numbers can be written with scientific notation • e.g. var y = 123e-5; • Number Methods • Number.isFinite(x) ; • Number.isInteger(x); • Number.isNaN(x); • x.toPrecision(3); • x.toString(); • ……. var x = 2.017;

  6. Statements • JavaScript statements often start with a statement identifier while (i < 10){ … } if (i < 10){ … } else if{ … } else{ … } for (i =0; i < 10; i++ ){ … }

  7. Statements try { … //code to try to run } catch(error){ …// code to handle errors } finally{ … // code executed regardless of the try / catch result } switch (i){ case 1: … break; case 2: … break; default: … }

  8. Math • Math object allows you to perform mathematical tasks. • Math methods: • Math.PI; • Math.pow(2,3); • Math.sqrt(64); • Math.abs(-3.17); • Math.ceil(3.17); • Math.floor(3.17); • Math.random(); • Math.max(0,10,6,55); • ……

  9. Date • Date object works with dates and times • Four ways to instantiate a date: • var d = new Date(); • var d = new Date(milliseconds); //zero time is 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 UTC • var d = new Date(dateString); • var d = new Date(year, month, day, hours, minutes, seconds, milliseconds);

  10. Date Methods • d.getDate(); //get day as a number(1-31) • d.getFullYear(); //get the four digit year(yyyy) • d.setDate(15); //set day as a number(1-31) • d.setFullYear(2100,0,14); //sets a date object to a specific date • Date.parse("March 21, 2012"); • // returns the number of milliseconds between the date and January 1, 1970 • ……

  11. Array • Array object is used to store multiple values in a single variable. • e.g. var fruits = [“banana”,”apple”,”orange”]; • Array indexes are zero-based. • e.g. fruits[0] = “banana”; • Array elements can be objects, like functions or arrays. • e.g. myArray[0] = Date.getDay(); • myArray[1] = fruits;

  12. Array Methods • Popping and Pushing • x=fruits.pop(); • // removes the last element, return the last element • y=fruits.push(“Mango”); • // adds element “Mango” to array fruits, return the length of new array • Shifting Elements • x=fruits.shift(); • // removes the first element, return the first element. • y=fruits.unshift(“Lemon”); • // add element “Lemon” to array fruits, return the length of new array • Deleting Elements • delete fruits[1]; • // change the second element in fruits to undefined • Using delete may leave undefined holes in the array. Use pop() or shift() instead. var fruits = [“Banana”,”Apple”,”Orange”];

  13. Array Methods var fruits = [“Banana”,”Apple”,”Orange”]; var color = [“red”,”blue”]; var points = [21,14,17,61,8]; • Splicing an Array • fruits.splice(1,2,”Lemon”); • The first parameter defines the position where to add new elements • The second parameter defines how many elements should be removed • The rest parameters define the new elements to be added • Merging Arrays • new_arr=fruits.concat(color); // concatenates array fruits and color • Sorting an Array • By default, sort() function sorts value as strings • fruits.sort(); // sort an array alphabetically • fruits.reverse(); // sort an array in descending order • points.sort(function(a,b){ return a-b}); //numeric sort • points.sort(function(a,b){ return b-a}); //numeric sort in descending order fruits don’t change here!!!

  14. RegExp • A regular expression is an object that describes a pattern of characters. • RegExp is used to perform pattern-matching and “search-and-replace” function on text. • Syntax : • /pattern/modifiers;

  15. RegExp • In JS, search() and replace() are often used regular expressions • search() : search for a match, and returns the position of the match • replace() : returns a modified string where the pattern is replaced • e.g. var str = " Welcome to CUHK! "; var n = str.search(/come/i); // n=3 • var res = str.replace(/cuhk/i, ”HongKong"); • RegExp Object • test() : searches a string for a pattern, and returns true or false, depending on the result. • e.g. var tag = /e/. test(" Welcome to CUHK!"); • exec() : searches a string for a specified pattern, and returns the found text. If no match is found, it returns null. • e.g. var tag = /come/.exec(" Welcome to CUHK!"); str doesn’t change here!!!

  16. Conversion • The table below shows the result of converting JS values to Numbe, String, and Boolean

  17. Resources • https://www.w3schools.com/js/default.asp • https://www.w3schools.com/jsref/default.asp

  18. Question Time

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