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Object-Oriented JavaScript

You're reading from   Object-Oriented JavaScript Learn everything you need to know about object-oriented JavaScript (OOJS)

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jan 2017
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781785880568
Length 550 pages
Edition 3rd Edition
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Stoyan STEFANOV Stoyan STEFANOV
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Preface 1. Object-Oriented JavaScript FREE CHAPTER 2. Primitive Data Types, Arrays, Loops, and Conditions 3. Functions 4. Objects 5. ES6 Iterators and Generators 6. Prototype 7. Inheritance 8. Classes and Modules 9. Promises and Proxies 10. The Browser Environment 11. Coding and Design Patterns 12. Testing and Debugging 13. Reactive Programming and React A. Reserved Words B. Built-in Functions
C. Built-in Objects D. Regular Expressions
E. Answers to Exercise Questions

Chapter 3, Functions

Lets do the following exercises:

Exercises

  1. To convert Hex colors to RGB, perform the following:
            function getRGB(hex) { 
              return "rgb(" + 
                parseInt(hex[1] + hex[2], 16) + ", " + 
                parseInt(hex[3] + hex[4], 16) + ", " + 
                parseInt(hex[5] + hex[6], 16) + ")"; 
            } 
            Testing: 
            > getRGB("#00ff00"); 
                   "rgb(0, 255, 0)" 
            > getRGB("#badfad"); 
                   "rgb(186, 223, 173)" 
    

    One problem with this solution is that array access to strings like hex[0] is not in ECMAScript 3, although many browsers have supported it for a long time and is now described in ES5.

    However, But at this point in the book, there was as yet no discussion of objects and methods. Otherwise an ES3-compatible solution would be to use one of the string methods, such as charAt(), substring(), or slice(). You can also use an array to...

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