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Reshaping the UN Security Council Synopsis: Being a result of wartime thinking of a few victorious nations, the U.N.O does not reflect the wishes and aspirations of majority of the nations of the world. In essence it has been, more or less, like an exclusive club of a handful rich nations led by the U.S. they are permanent members with veto powers in Security council, the all powerful...
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November 4, 2015 evirtualguru_ajaygour10th Class, 9th Class, Class 11, Class 12, English (Sr. Secondary), English 12, LanguagesNo Comment
NAM’S (Non- Aligned Movement) RELEVANCE Synopsis: The scepticism and doubt about relevance and meaningful role in Non-Aligned Movement in the now changed unipolar world is full of cynicism and unsustainable. Great visionaries and stalwarts established NAM for the achievement of noble ideals of equality, independence, peace, mutual trust, development and exploitation-free world. Many of these aims are yet to the achieved in respect of the developing countries. NAM has to...
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November 4, 2015 evirtualguru_ajaygour10th Class, 9th Class, Class 12, English (Sr. Secondary), English 12, LanguagesNo Comment
A function is a collection of statements that performs a given task. Most functions are defined in the head section of HTML pages. Putting your functions in the head section is a good idea for two reasons: The first is that you’ll always know where your functions are because they’re in a common location. The second reason is that the head section always executes first, ensuring that functions are available when...
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October 16, 2015 evirtualguru_ajaygourOnline Computer EducationNo Comment
As I have already stated, JavaScript and JScript enable you to create scripts that work with objects. You can think of objects as being similar to variables except that objects can contain multiple values known as its properties. Objects also can contain built-in functions, which are collections of predefined script statements that are designed to work with the object and its data. Examples of browser objects include browser windows and form...
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October 16, 2015 evirtualguru_ajaygourOnline Computer EducationNo Comment
The break statement lets you terminate a label, switch, or loop. The script then continues processing with the statement that follows the label, switch, or loop statement that was broken out of. The following example shows how to use the break statement to terminate the execution of a while loop. In this case, the break statement terminates the loop when the value of counter becomes equal to 5. Because...
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October 16, 2015 evirtualguru_ajaygourOnline Computer EducationNo Comment
The label statement lets you specify a reference point in your script. Typically, the label statement is associated with loops. A label statement can be referenced by either the break or continue statement. The syntax of the label statement is shown here: label: statements; In the following example, I have created a label called CounterLoop. When the script executes the first time, the label statement is ignored. Within the while...
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October 16, 2015 evirtualguru_ajaygourOnline Computer EducationNo Comment
The do…while statement executes a loop until a condition becomes false. The syntax of the do…while statement is outlined below: do { statements; } while (condition) The difference between the do…while loop and the while loop is that the do…while loop always executes at least once. This is because the condition is checked at the end of the first execution of the loop instead of at the beginning. However, you can...
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October 16, 2015 evirtualguru_ajaygourOnline Computer EducationNo Comment
The while statement executes a loop as long as a condition is true. The syntax of the while statement is shown here: while (condition) { statements; } For example, you might write a while loop that looks like this: while (counter > 0) { counter++; document.write(“counter = “, counter , “<BR>”); } In the next example, I set up a loop that runs as long as the value assigned...
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October 16, 2015 evirtualguru_ajaygourOnline Computer EducationNo Comment
