My goal is to get user input for different variables and then use the input to create an equation. The equation should read like this U1= 2*((DM/2)(D2)) ; U2= D1/ (DS/2); U3= (U1-U2) ; U4 = (D2-D1); U= (U3/U4).
Do I have to do document.getelementbyId tag or is there an another way.
<html>
<head>
<script>
var DM
DM = prompt ("Moon's Diameter");
var DE
DE = prompt ("Earth's Diameter");
var DS
DS = prompt ("Sun's Diameter");
var D1
D1 = prompt ("Distance from Earth to the Moon");
var D2
D2= prompt ("Distance from Sun to the Moon");
function umbra() {
var U1 = (2*((DM/2) * (D2));
return (U1);
var U2 = (D1)*(DS/2);
return (U2);
var U3= U1-U2;
return (U3);
var U4 = (D2-D1);
return (U4)
var U = (U3/U4)
return (U)
}
document.write(umbra)
</script>
</head>
<body>
</body>
</html>
Creat a little Web page, Use HTML input fields, let the user type their numbers, create a "Calculate" button, and display the result on click in a read-only input field.
Consider using jQuery. It makes things easier.
There's a bizillion calculators on the net that work like this. Google "volume calc" "mortgage calc" "auto calc" etc for examples.
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