Answer / Vikas Kumar Tamta

"The blur() method removes focus from an element. In JavaScript, it is typically used in event handlers to remove focus when a user clicks or interacts with another element."

TypeError: document.getelementbyid(...) is null?

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What is javascript namespacing?

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Does spread operator deep copy?

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What are the scopes of a variable in javascript?

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How to create an object in javascript?

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Does JavaScript allow to modify CSS on-the-fly ?

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How to convert json object to string?

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Iam getting xml when we click on one button.Iam placing that xml in dom.Im getting that xml data in one xsl.In that xsl I want to increase the variable value which is declared in xsl. Ex: <parent_node> <childNode> <first><d1>ffftt</d1></first> <first><d1>eeeeiii</d1></first> <first><d1>uuuuwww</d1></first> </childNode> <childNode> <first><d1>fff</d1></first> <first><d1>eeee</d1></first> <first><d1>uuuu</d1></first> </childNode> </parent_node>

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What is difference between local variable and global?

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What is the difference between client side javascript and server side javascript.

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What is the use of dom?

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What are the benefits of learning javascript?

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