1) A. Write a JavaScript that ask the user to input two numbers using the JavaScript prompt() method. B.The script should multiply the two numbers and display the result using document.write();

a) This question is about HTML. i) Write a piece of code that displays the following list on a HTML page. The text of "Telecommunication" refers to a hyperlink (www.jp-telecom.com), which will open in a new window when being clicked. Assume the web browser defaults will be used for font styles. Telecommunication Group 1 Group 2 O O

JavaScript: Use any of the techniques (including jQuery if you would like to). Be sure to upload your html, js, and css/jquery files if used. /**   Your task is to create a calculator. You can create*   your calculator using any of the DOM manipulation*   techniques we learned throughout the semester. Use*   javascript's eval function to perform the calculation.*   If an error occurs, show ERROR on the calculator*   'screen'.**   Example of using eval: var result = eval('10+4*2');**   Requirements:*     - Buttons for every digit 0-9*     - Buttons for +, -, /, **     - Button to backspace or clear <-*     - Button to execute calculation =*     - Calculator 'screen' should update as buttons*       are pressed including numbers, operations, etc*     - Result should show on calculator 'screen'*     - Upon submitting and showing result, calculator*       should reset on next button click, starting new*       calculation*     - If an error occurs, for example inputting ---6,*…

Suppose you have assigned a reference to a web page element to the variable cupcake. You have also written a function called cupcakeDrag that should run when users drag other elements on top of the cupcake element and a function called cupcakeDrop that should run when users release the other element on the cupcake. To allow users to move draggable page elements to the cupcake element and drop them there, what JavaScript code should you add to your program? Question options: A cupcake.addEventListener("dragover", cupcakeDrag); cupcake.addEventListener("drop", cupcakeDrop); B cupcake.ondragstart = cupcakeDrag; cupcake.ondrop = cupcakeDrop; C cupcake.addEventListener("drop", cupcakeDrop); cupcake.addEventListener("dragover", cupcakeDrop); D cupcake.ondrag = cupcakeDrag; cupcake.ondragend = cupcakeDrop;