Core tips: JavaScript Statement Classification Encyclopedia
1, assignment statement: Var
2.return statement
3, Conditional branch statement If...else,switch
4, circular statement for,for...in,while,break,continue.
5, the object operation statement With,new,delete,this
6. Comment Statement
7. Function definition statement: Function,return
1. Variable declaration assignment statement: VAR
The Var statement declares the name of a variable and can also have an initial value for that variable.
If the Var statement declares a variable in a function, the valid region of the variable is limited to this function, called a local variable, and if the Var statement is outside the function body, the active area is the entire application, called the global variable.
It is possible to declare a variable outside the function body without using VAR and give the value of the variable. (but Var is recommended)
The syntax for VAR is as follows:
Cases:
var computer=9//computer is an integer variable with an initial value of 9 Computer=9//computer is an integer variable with an initial value of 9 |
2.return statement
The return statement indicates the value that will be returned by the function.
The syntax is as follows:
return expression;
If the expression is omitted here, or there is no return statement at the end of the function, this function returns a value of the undefined type.
3, Conditional branch statement If...else,switch
1.if...else
1) Basic format
if (expression)
statement paragraph 1;
......
Else
statement paragraph 2;
......
2 function: If the expression is true, then execute the statement paragraph 1, otherwise execute statement paragraph 2.
3) Description:
The if-else statement is the most basic control statement in JavaScript, which allows you to change the order in which statements are executed.
• The expression must use a relational statement to implement the judgment, which is evaluated as a Boolean value.
• It converts 0 and nonzero numbers to false and true respectively.
• If the statement after if has more than one line, you must enclose it with curly braces.
4 Nesting of IF statements
if (Boolean) statement 1;
Else (Boolean) statement 2;
else if (Boolean) statement 3;
......
Else Statement 4;
In this case, each level of the Boolean expression will be computed, if true, then execute its corresponding statement, otherwise execute else after the statement.
Example:
<script> function ABCD () { var d=confirm ("Please select OK or cancel"); if (d==1) { Alert ("You choose to be sure"); } else{ Alert ("You choose to cancel"); } } </script> |
5). Switch statement
A branch statement switch can take a different approach depending on the value of a variable.
The syntax for the switch is as follows:
switch (expression) {
Case Label 1:
Execute the statement;
Case Label 2:
Execute the statement;
......
Default:
Execute the statement;
}
Example:
<script> var d= new Date (); Switch (d.getdate ()) { Case 0:document.write ("Monday"); Case 1:document.write ("Tuesday"); Case 2:document.write ("Wednesday"); Case 3:document.write ("Thursday"); Case 4:document.write ("Friday"); Case 5:document.write ("Saturday"); Case 6:document.write ("Sunday"); } </script> |
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