b. Generate HTML code to the output below using HTML table elements. Time Table Tuesday Arts Mon Science Social Wednesday French Statistics Lunch Business Social Life Skills Thursday Maths History Sports Hours Arts Ethics Programming |History | Science Systems Project Note for table b: set the background color of Time table' Column to Cyan • set table border to 1

Create a class timetable table in HTML. The columns should provide class times, and the rows should include days of the week. Subject and instructor should be in the table data. The table's top caption should be suitable.

Event Listeners Go to the co_credit.js file in your editor. Create an event listener for the window load event that retrieves the field values attached to the query string of the page’s URL. Add the following to the event listener’s anonymous function: Create the orderData variable that stores the query string text from the URL. Slice the orderData text string to remove the first ? character, replace every occurrence of the + character with a blank space, and decode the URI-encoded characters. Split the orderData variable at every occurrence of a & or = character and store the substrings in the orderFields array variable. Write the following values from the orderFields array into the indicated fields of the order form: orderFields[3] into the modelName field orderFields[5] into the modelQty field orderFields[7] into the orderCost field orderFields[9] into the shippingType field orderFields[13] into the shippingCost field orderFields[15] into the subTotal field orderFields[17]…

Hands-On Project 10-2 (I need help specifically with the JavaScript Portion) Use your code editor to open the project10-02_txt.html and project10-02_txt.js files from the js10 ▶ project02 folder. Enter your name and the date in the comment section of each file and save them as project10-02.html and project10-02.js, respectively. Go to the project10-02.html file in your code editor. Add a script element linked to the project10-02js file. Defer the loading of the script until after the page is loaded. Close the file, saving your changes. Go to the project10-02.js file in your code editor. Below the rotateTan() function add a for loop that iterates through all the pieces in the tans node list. For each piece add an event listener that runs the grabTan() function in response to the pointerdown event. Create the grabTan() function. Within the function do the following: If the Shift key has been pressed down, call the rotateTan() function using the event target and a value of 15 as…