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Jet lag: What it is and how to beat it
Medically reviewed by Shuvani Sanyal, M.D. — Written by Yvette Brazier on December 20, 2017
What is jet lag?
Jet lag, also known as time zone change syndrome or desynchronosis, occurs when people travel rapidly across time zones or when their sleep is disrupted, for example, because of shift work.
It is a physiological condition that results from a disruption in the body's circadian rhythms, also known as the body clock. It is seen as a circadian rhythm disorder.
Symptoms tend to be more severe when traveling eastward compared with westward.
Fast facts about jet lag
Jet lag can cause headaches, insomnia, and irritability.
Circadian rhythms regulate sleep and other bodily functions.
When circadian rhythms are significantly upset due to traveling, it is called jet lag.
Ways of reducing symptoms include changing your sleeping patterns, avoiding alcohol and caffeine, and getting enough sunlight on arrival.
Air travel can cause jet lag, especially long-haul flights going from west to east.
Jet lag can occur when sleep-wake patterns are disturbed. A person may feel drowsy, tired, irritable, lethargic, and slightly disoriented.
It can result from traveling across time zones or from doing shift work.
The more time zones a person crosses in a short period, the more severe the symptoms are likely to be.
Jet lag is related to a disruption in activity and a lack of synchronization in the brain cells of two parts of the brain.
The older a person is, the more severe their symptoms will normally be, and the longer it will take for their body clock to get back into sync.
Children usually have milder symptoms, and they recover faster.
To understand jet lag, we need to know about circadian rhythms.
What are circadian rhythms?
Circadian rhythms, or the body clock, are 24-hour cycles in the biochemical, physiological, and behavioral processes of our bodies. They regulate daily activities, such as sleep, waking, eating, and body temperature regulation.
The body clock and the brain
Jet lag appears to involve a disruption in two separate but linked groups of neurons in the brain. These neurons are part of a structure called the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN). The SCN is located below the hypothalamus at the base of the brain.
One of these groups of neurons is associated with deep sleep and the effects of physical fatigue. The other group controls the dream state of rapid eye movement (REM) sleep.
The group of neurons involved in REM sleep finds it harder to adjust to the new cycle, and the two groups become out of sync.
What puts the body clock out of synch?
The body clock is driven by an internal time-keeping system, but it is affected by external environmental factors, such as the light-dark cycle of night and day.
When the body clock gets out of synch and needs to be reset, jet lag results.
Traveling across different time zones and going through daylight and darkness cycles that are different from the rhythms we are used to can cause our body clock to get out of synch. Other causes include shift work and some sleeping disorders.
Jet lag affects patterns of sleeping and waking and of eating and working.
Hormone regulation is key to body clock synchronization. When jet lag happens, hormone levels get out of sync with the environment. Body temperature also varies according to the body clock.
Jet lag will continue until all these factors can respond properly to the new environment.
Why is it harder to travel from west to east?
When travelling eastward, symptoms feel more severe, because our bodies have less time to recover. Travelling westward adds hours to our days whereas travelling eastward reduces them. This means that our bodies have less time to adjust and synch up with a circadian rhthym when flying east.
Traveling from north to south or south to north can cause additional problems, as the seasons are different.
However, for jet lag to occur, there must be an east-west or west-east movement. Flying directly south from Chicago to Santiago in Chile may cause discomfort, but it will not lead to jet lag.
In addition, jet lag does not usually occur after crossing just one or two time zones. The more time zones one crosses, the worse the symptoms may be.
Alcohol and caffeine
The World Health Organization (WHO) points out that drinking alcohol or caffeine during or before the flight may worsen symptoms. For one thing, these can both add to dehydration. The air inside an airplane cabin is drier than natural air at ground level, and this too can worsen symptoms.
Drinking alcohol increases the need to urinate, which can disrupt sleep. Also, while alcohol often induces sleep, the quality of sleep will be lower. In addition, the hangover effect of alcohol can worsen the effects of jet lag and travel fatigue.
Caffeine can also disrupt sleep patterns. It is best to drink water while flying.
Other factors that can worsen symptoms include stress and spending a long time sitting uncomfortably.
People who can stretch out or lie down and sleep during a flight are less likely to experience jet lag.
Altitude sickness, oxygen, and dehydration
There may be a link between environmental levels of oxygen and jet lag.
The pressure in an airplane's cabin is lower than the pressure at sea level. This means that the amount of oxygen reaching the brain may be reduced when people are flying.
This can lead to lethargy and a higher risk of more severe jet lag symptoms. Researchers have suggested that oxygen modulation therapy could be used to reduce the effects of jet lag.
Researchers have found that people traveling on commercial flights face changes in air pressure that can lead to lower levels of oxygen saturation. This can result in discomfort after 3 to 9 hours, and symptoms that resemble those of altitude sickness.
Symptoms of jet lag vary.
Sleep problems are a common effect of jet lag.
sleep disturbances, insomnia, lethargy, and fatigue
a heavy, aching head
irritability, confusion, and difficulty focusing
mild depression
a dizzy, unsettled feeling
gastrointestinal disturbances, such as diarrhea or constipation
Factors that affect which symptoms occur and how severely include the number of time zones crossed and the individual's age and state of health.
A range of actions can be taken to help reduce symptoms.
There is currently no treatment for jet lag, but some lifestyle adjustments can help minimize the symptoms.
Physical fitness and health: People who keep physically fit, rest properly, and eat a well-balanced diet appear to have fewer and less severe symptoms than someone who is less fit.
Controlling underlying medical conditions: Existing medical conditions, such as lung disease, heart disease, or diabetes, can make symptoms worse. Ask your doctor for advice before making a long-haul trip.
Other tips include:
choosing flights that arrive in the early evening local time, so that you can aim to sleep around 10.00 p.m.
preparing for a long flight eastward, by getting up and going to bed early for several days before, and for a westward flight, get up and go to bed later
changing your watch to the destination time zone as soon as you board the plane
keeping active during the flight by doing exercises, stretching, and walking along the aisle
using an eye mask and ear plugs and aim for strategic napping. Try to sleep when it is night-time at your destination, and sleep for 20 minutes at a time at other times, to reduce sleepiness
drinking plenty of water during the flight, and avoiding alcohol and caffeine, to minimize dehydration
On arrival:
Avoid heavy meals or strenuous exercise.
Spend time outdoors preferably in sunlight.
Sleep at a "normal" time for the destination time zone.
The sooner a person can adapt to the local timetable, the sooner the body clock will adapt to the new environment.
People who travel regularly for work should make sure they get regular exercise.
Light adjustment and melatonin
One study has indicated that wearing sunglasses during part of a long-haul flight may help the body adjust to the new time zone by altering their light patterns.
Researchers investigating the role of melatonin and other hormones in the function of the body clock have suggested that one day, drug therapies may be available for people who experience difficulties due to shift work or jet lag.
Some people already take melatonin as a dietary supplement to help with jet lag, but there is not yet sufficient evidence to confirm its effectiveness.
People who know they are prone to severe jet lag might consider breaking a long journey en route, or traveling overland, if possible.
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Escondido police sought public help Wednesday to identify a woman suspected of stealing from two jewelry stores this week while as many as 10 accomplices distracted store employees.
ESCONDIDO (CNS) - Escondido police sought public help Wednesday to identify a woman suspected of stealing from two jewelry stores this week while as many as 10 accomplices distracted store employees.
The most recent thefts happened Monday, but Escondido police believe the "organized, sophisticated and ... structured" group has pulled off similar heists throughout the region, making off with thousands of dollars in cash and jewelry.
On Monday, Escondido officers responded to two burglary reports at jewelry stores in the city, Lt. Ed Varso said. Police did not disclose the names or locations of the stores, or what was taken, but in both cases, as many as 10 co-conspirators allegedly entered the store and worked to distract employees.
"Once the employees are distracted, a female suspect sneaks into the rear of the business, searching for loose gold and jewelry," the lieutenant said. "These groups are organized, sophisticated and operate in a structured behavior to further their criminal behavior."


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Minimum Wages and Youth Employment
Gorry, Aspen
Aspen Gorry
Significant employment differences between the US and Europe are concentrated among young workers. This paper constructs a labor search model that accounts for age patterns of employment. Work experience reduces the probability that workers lose their jobs. By introducing minimum wages, the model explains empirical findings on the effects of minimum wage laws. In addition, the model shows that minimum wages can account for about half of the differences in youth employment between Europe and the United States.
Gorry, Aspen, 2010. "Minimum Wages and Youth Employment," MPRA Paper 25296, University Library of Munich, Germany.
Handle: RePEc:pra:mprapa:25296
File URL: https://mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/25296/1/MPRA_paper_25296.pdf
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Minimum wages; youth employment; France; United States;
E24 - Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics - - Consumption, Saving, Production, Employment, and Investment - - - Employment; Unemployment; Wages; Intergenerational Income Distribution; Aggregate Human Capital; Aggregate Labor Productivity
J64 - Labor and Demographic Economics - - Mobility, Unemployment, Vacancies, and Immigrant Workers - - - Unemployment: Models, Duration, Incidence, and Job Search
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Willie McCool: A timid child grows into an impressive teen
Terry Greenberg
Third of a six-part series
When Willie McCool was a little boy he didn't say he wanted to become a test pilot or astronaut.
Shortly after returning from a tour in Vietnam in 1969 - his third tour there - Barry McCool found a timid 8-year-old boy in Cardiff by the Sea, north of San Diego.
Barry was worried Willie wouldn't have the confidence to be self-reliant.
Sometimes when they'd roughhouse on the floor - like dads and kids do - Willie would cry.
For the Marine sergeant, this was unacceptable.
Barry challenged the boy.
Not everyone agreed with Barry's approach.
The bloody nose
One time while wrestling on the floor, Willie lost his temper.
And Willie had a quite a temper. He'd even hold his breath and start to turn blue on occasion.
He started throwing punches at Barry while screaming and crying.
Barry got in a ball on the floor while Willie flailed punches … not worried Willie could hurt him.
But Willie got a good punch inside that ball and bloodied Barry's nose.
Really bloodied his nose.
Willie stopped crying.
Barry thought it was funny.
But more important, it gave Willie a dose of confidence.
Barry started to see a major change in the boy - he started to come out of his shell.
Willie played baseball, was a running back and wide receiver in Pop Warner football, was in Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts and learned to play violin and trumpet.
All of this added to his confidence and chipped away at whatever pieces of the shell that had surrounded the boy.
Barry taught Willie to play chess and card games … including poker.
He wouldn't let Willie win, even when wife Audrey suggested it.
Barry wanted Willie to earn it - it would mean that much more.
The McCools were living in Duluth, Minn. when Willie was in middle school.
One of his teachers was a chess master and would play against the kids.
Willie became one of his star pupils because of his three-dimensional thinking and visual acuity.
And what he learned in school, he applied at home, determined to beat Barry.
One day, Willie made a move in a game, and said "checkmate."
"You've got to be kidding," said Barry who looked at his son.
Willie was beaming with a grin as big as the cosmos.
Barry never beat Willie in chess again.
As Willie got older, he could win in three moves and would show Barry techniques.
The siblings
Barry made sure daughter Kirstie also knew how to stand up for herself.
When she was only four years old, she told Barry he was pushing Willie too hard.
So he took her outside and explained what he was doing with her brother and started showing her how to defend herself.
But he wanted to make sure she really fought and made her hit him as hard as she could.
Kirstie was in kindergarten when Barry got a call at home from the principal of the kids' school.
Barry wondered what Willie could have done, but the principal told him Kirstie was having a bad day.
He was surprised - she's in kindergarten - what could she do to get in trouble?
Barry got to school to hear Kirstie was pushed down and skinned her knee.
A teacher grabbed her to take her to the nurse.
She was trained by a Marine to fight back when she was grabbed.
So she scratched the teacher, bit the nurse, kicked the principal in the shin and bit her.
Barry was thrilled.
Barry and Audrey both worked. Every morning Audrey made a list of chores for the kids.
Willie and Kirstie were constantly teasing each other and would try and manipulate each other to do their chores.
They were both type A personalities and overachievers, which they also got from their mom.
In Audrey's home you were not allowed to get anything but good grades.
It was just expected.
If you didn't meet expectations, you were reminded in blunt terms.
Willie and Kirstie's younger brother Shawn came along - 10 years younger than his brother.
Shawn's first memory of his brother was an Order of the Arrow Boy Scout ceremony in Guam.
There was a big campfire and it seemed to be a big deal to his dad and brother.
Like most kid brothers, Shawn wanted to tag along with Willie, who let him many times but sometimes would politely tell him he needed to play with his friends.
But if Shawn had problems, Willie was there.
So was Kirstie - who took the defensive lessons Barry gave her along with karate class to become Shawn's defender from neighborhood bullies.
The McCools went from Duluth, where the average high temperature in January is 21 degrees, to Guam, where the average high temperature in January is in the mid-80s.
While living on the island, Willie became Guam's first Eagle Scout.
And there were more sports.
Willie was playing football for John F. Kennedy High School when he broke his ankle.
Part of his rehabilitation was running.
Willie found out he was a runner, not a football player.
He set records at his high school.
Another attraction to running for Kennedy High was a female classmate named Lani Vallelos.
They had a speech class together and Willie eventually found out Lani was a sprinter.
He'd been swimming in Minnesota and Guam would be great for swimming - but Lani wasn't a swimmer.
Willie followed Lani around like a puppy dog. He was smitten.
But the McCool family's time on Guam was about to end for a move to Lubbock.
Barry was finishing his first assignment as a naval flight officer.
He had been stationed at the Naval Air Station on Guam for the past 3 years and had received orders to a new squadron stationed at the North Island Naval Air Station in Coronado, Calif.
The McCools were heading back to the U.S.
Willie and Lani broke up.
Audrey was looking for a job in the San Diego area, where they'd lived before.
No jobs - so they expanded the search.
Lubbock was building a new medical center and Audrey had been a director of food service for hospitals in the past. She thought she had a job nailed down, but it fell through.
But Texas Tech hired her in the dietetics program in the nutrition sciences department.
Lubbock also worked for the McCools because Barry could fly in and out of Reese Air Force Base west of town when not deployed at sea on an aircraft carrier. With his new assignment at North Island, Barry was going to be deployed on the USS Ranger aircraft carrier and deployments at that time were for nine-month periods.
The day the McCools passed the city limits driving into Lubbock, the car radio announced Elvis Presley had died.
Willie transferred into Coronado High School as a junior.
He was shy and didn't say much.
But he was the first to class, first to turn in his assignments and always first to answer the tough questions.
And his toothy grin won people over.
He would tell friends about the girl he had to leave behind in Guam and it was obvious he still had strong feelings for her.
After awhile, classmates started to appreciate Willie's work ethic and more.
When track teammates would cut out of a workout, he stayed - but he didn't turn them into the coach.
When his friends would party and some were drinking, Willie still had a good time, but didn't need a drink.
When the track coach came up to Willie and said the team needed a personal best from him to win a meet, he did it.
But they also gave him grief for his too-short running shorts and efforts to play guitar.
More than anything, though, they were touched by his enthusiasm and love of life. In just two years at Coronado, he made a huge impact.
The night of his final school assembly, when it was announced he was going to the Naval Academy, he enthusiastically congratulated a classmate for his scholarship to a community college, an act that stayed with that classmate for years.


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Information sharing decision tree
This decision tree helps government and service providers understand when it is appropriate to disclose an Albertan's personal or health information based on their authority under the Health Information Act, Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, Personal Information Protection Act...
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Determining the best interest of the child under the Children First Act
This tip sheet helps health and other service providers determine whether sharing a child's personal or health information is in the best interest of the child, based on the Children's First Act.
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Guide to information sharing under the Children First Act
This guide provides recommendations on how to share personal and health information between government departments, educational bodies, health care bodies, police services, parents or guardians, and others under the Children First Act. It is to be used with the Decision Tree - Information Sharing...
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Sharing personal or health information to avert or minimize risk of harm : amendments to the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act and Health Information Act
This one-page fact sheet presents an overview of changes to the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act and Health Information Act, which were made to support the purposes of the Children First Act by ensuring personal or health information can be disclosed where necessary to avert...
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Children First Act [CFA] (fact sheet)
This one-page fact sheet provides an overview of the Children First Act, which enables greater information sharing among service providers where it is in the best interests of the child, providing a more holistic and yet simplified approach to information sharing in a timely and effective manner.
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Maryland Enters Phase Three of COVID-19 Recovery Allowing Theatres and Performance Venues to Open
News Release | September 2, 2020 | 0 Comments
Yesterday, Governor Larry Hogan announced the State of Maryland will enter the first phase of Stage Three of 'Maryland Strong: Roadmap to Recovery.' It is up to local jurisdictions to implement the new guidelines.
Baltimore City Mayor Bernard C. "Jack" Young announced today that Baltimore City will not be loosening any restrictions at this time. But, Mayor Young said he anticipates moving to Phase Two next week which will increase indoor dining to 50 percent. He said now is not the time to plan large parties and cookouts for the Labor Day Weekend and encouraged hand washing and the wearing of masks.
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan press release:
Governor Larry Hogan today announced that, based on the state's improving health metrics, Maryland will begin to move into Stage Three of the 'Maryland Strong: Roadmap to Recovery,' with additional safe and gradual reopenings. As with Stages One and Two, Stage Three will be implemented in multiple phases with a flexible, community-based approach that empowers individual jurisdictions to make decisions regarding the timing of reopenings.
"As we move into this third and final stage of our recovery, I want to sincerely thank our doctors, nurses, and public health officials, our small business community, and, most importantly, the people of Maryland who have pulled together over the last five months to respond to this unprecedented challenge with incredible courage and perseverance," said Governor Hogan. "It is thanks to all of you that we have crushed the curve and saved lives, and that our state response to this global pandemic continues to serve as an example for the rest of the nation."
STAGE THREE BEGINS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 AT 5:00 PM:
As part of the state's initial entry into Stage Three, Governor Hogan announced the following additional safe and gradual reopenings:
INDOOR THEATERS. Indoor theaters where live performances occur or motion pictures are shown may open to the general public at 50% capacity, or 100 people per auditorium—whichever is less—with appropriate health and safety protocols in place.
OUTDOOR VENUES. Outdoor venues where live performances occur or motion pictures are shown outdoors may open to the general public at 50% capacity, or 250 people—whichever is less—with appropriate health and safety protocols in place.
RETAIL AND RELIGIOUS FACILITIES. Capacity for retail establishments and religious facilities may increase from 50 to 75 percent.
Read the governor's order.
Read reopening guidance for theaters.
MARYLAND PARTNERS WITH APPLE AND GOOGLE ON EXPOSURE NOTIFICATIONS EXPRESS. The governor announced today, in collaboration with Apple and Google, that Maryland will be one of the first states to deploy a new exposure notification tool to help slow the spread of COVID-19. Exposure Notifications Express is designed to help public health officials more quickly and easily provide notifications for their residents about potential COVID-19 exposure and guide them on recommended actions. This new technology will be optional for users.
UPDATES ON SCHOOLS, YOUTH SPORTS, AND ELECTIONS
SCHOOLS. The governor thanked the State Board of Education for voting to require those school systems that have not developed a plan for returning any students for any in person instruction until 2021 to reevaluate their reopening plans by the end of the first quarter. Last week, the governor announced that, as a result of improved COVID-19 health metrics, every county school system in Maryland is authorized to begin safely reopening, but made clear that the legal authority and final decision making on safe openings rests with county boards of education. Guidance to support the safe reopening of schools can be found here.
YOUTH SPORTS. The governor reiterated that while counties may issue more restrictive rules, state health officials issued an order on June 12 allowing all youth sports gatherings and events to begin resuming. "County governments of course, by law, do have the power to be more restrictive, but it is the position of the State of Maryland that our young people should have the opportunity to play sports this fall, and we are encouraging local health officials to reassess their guidelines," said Governor Hogan.
ELECTIONS. The governor noted that, as of today, and after asking them to immediately do so nearly eight weeks ago, the State Board of Elections has mailed out ballot applications to every Maryland voter. Marylanders are strongly encouraged to take advantage of voting by absentee ballot or to participate in early voting. Those who choose to vote in-person on Election Day are encouraged to do so at off-peak times to avoid long lines and crowds.
Additionally, through the recruiting efforts of the Hogan administration, more than 11,000 Marylanders have signed up to serve as election judges. The governor continues to urge local election boards to immediately contact and train these election judges and poll workers.
Visit governor.maryland.gov/recovery for more information about the 'Maryland Strong: Roadmap to Recovery.'
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ATP Breaking News Editor Picks WTA
'Bizarre, crazy and beyond belief' – McEnroe
. July 12, 2020
On what would have been Wimbledon finals weekend Tennis legend John McEnroe has been talking to BBC Sport's Sue Barker, trying to get his head around lockdown life and his hopes that the US Open tournament could still happen this year, despite the Coronavirus situation in the United States which he says is "getting worse and bordering on freaking out."
"Will the US Open go ahead? That's what all tennis players and fans want – I put myself in both those categories" Knowing how weird it's going to be, no fans.
It'll be a "wait and see" for the next month, At this present time if you ask me, I still think its going to happen.
Despite my personal feelings about it being without fans,I think it's better for our sport if we just get on with it at an event that matters.
You're seeing some exhibitions,players playing on private courts, it seems abysmal to me. Then you're seeing players like Djokovic "wait a second – is this going on right now? There's crowds of people,,, that was strange to see, so not surprisingly that didn't end too well.
Hopefully people will learn from that.
It's bizarre, it's the craziest thing I've ever been through right now.
This thing is beyond belief right now, and it seems to be getting worse in the States so everyone's worried, bordering on freaking out.
Sue Barker added "we've spoken to Rafa and Simona Halep and they are not sure yet whether they want to go, not just for the tennis, but whether they want to take the risk travelling there"
Big Mac continued "I believe the players have the luxury of not going on commercial aircraft now, and I think they are going to be as safe as they can possibly hope for.
There's a lot at stake for the USTA. There's a lot at at stake for the tournament.
The question is going to be if, when, players test positive, what's going to happen then? I guess they are going to have to withdraw from the tournament and how isolated were they from other players in the tournament? This opens up a whole scenario. There's going to be a lot of scenarios that are going to have to be dealt with at the time.
If you had told me when we left Australia (after Australian Open 2020) you and I were going to be sitting here at this time talking on Zoom, which I had never heard of, I would have said "what was that phrase someone used in in 1981? I believe it started with "you" (can not be serious) I cannot believe this is happening, it's pretty depressing. This is a big day for the men's game when they play the semis and they go out, it's a bummer.
Tim Henman and Boris Becker at Wimbledon talking to John Mcenroe in Califonia. Photo BBC
McEnroe ended with "Tell Tim & Boris "not to talk so much next time"
Tags:#johnmcenroe, #suebarker, #USOpen


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Development, Javascript, Programming
Getting Started With JavaScript and Functional Programming
JavaScript is a complex, object-oriented web language which is used to make a website interactive. It can also run on a server such as Node.Js which allows web developers to write JavaScript at the server-side and perform business logic. With it, you can create all different types of interactive website functions. You can make elements appear, disappear and move all-around a webpage which is important for most websites these days. It is also an especially important web language to learn if you want to how to build an ecommerce website from scratch.
So, if you are completely new to JavaScript and want to learn about it before you start writing your first code, then keep on reading.
What is JavaScript?
First of all, it's important to highlight that JavaScript has nothing to do with Java. If you want a website to display some basic content and imagery, then all you need is HTML and CSS. However, if you want more than that, such as functional buttons, dynamic styles and animated menus, then you are going to need another language. JavaScript is the most used language to create these common website features. On its own, HTML isn't very smart at all. It can't do maths, and it can't make decisions based on how a web visitor interacts with a web page of which it sits behind. HTML lets people read text, look at pictures, watch videos, and click links to move to other web pages. In order to add intelligence and technical web functions to your web pages so they can respond to your website's visitors, you need to apply JavaScript.
Libraries and Frameworks
13 of the best JavaScript frameworks to try
When you are starting out with JavaScript, you are going to want to learn it in its native format. However, you will find that many things will require a lot of coding. This is where libraries and frameworks come into practice because they reduce the amount of code required the accomplish simple tasks. While you can use JavaScript in its native format, you should also develop a full understanding of JavaScript before you move onto anything else. But, you can make a lot more progress with JavaScript if you use fewer keystrokes and learn some of the libraries and frameworks.
Functional Programming with JavaScript
You can write website cos using a functional programming style with JavaScript. However, basic JavaScript does not include powerful mathematical functions that most experienced web developers look for when they are talking about functional programming. However, the solution to this is to build a JavaScript library of programming functions.
How to Apply JavaScript to a Webpage
Web browsers are built on the foundation to interpret and understand HTML and CSS and turn the languages into a display which is what you see when you look at a webpage. The part of a browser that understands these two languages is called a rendering engine. However, most web browsers have something called JavaScript interpreter. This is part that understands JavaScript and executes the steps of what the language says. Most web browsers expect HTML and CSS, so you need to tell the browser to expect JavaScript by using a script tag. To add a script to a webpage, you need to start by inserting script tags. In the majority of cases, you will put the <script> tags in the page's <head> in order to keep your code organised in one area of the web page. However, it's valid to put script tags anywhere in the page's HTML code.
Final Thoughts on JavaScript
Knowing how to write JavaScript is very important because it is so useful and widely used by web developers all over the world. Although you can do a lot with other web languages, JavaScript remains the most used language to know. Hopefully, with our brief introduction, you will be up and running in no time and creating interactive websites.
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