Answer:
function myFunction() {
myNumber = Math.floor(Math.random() * 100) + 1 ;
var values = ["Number is even", "Number is odd"] ;
var stringNum = " ";
if (myNumber % 2 === 0){
stringNum += values[0];
} else {
stringNum += values[1];
document.getElementById("demo").innerHTML = stringNum;
}
Explanation:
The javascript source code is used by the browser to make the web application interactive, making a clickable event for the button to generate an H1 header for the web page.
The myFunction is assigned to an onclick event of a html button tag to display if a random number between 1 and 100 is even or odd.
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battery = </span>a source of energy<span>
buzzer = </span>electric energy into sound energy<span>
motor = </span>a device used to transfer electric energy into motion<span>
off switch = </span><span>a device used to break the flow of current</span><span>
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Aaron's action is considered legal, as you are allowed to make a backup copy of a legal copy of a software, but it can only be used in case the original software is destroyed or unusable.
