1
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What is AJAX?
A
way to grab info from server without forcing user to reload page
2
Q
What does the AJAX acronym stand for?
A
Asynchronous JavaScript And XML
3
Q
Which object is built into the browser for making HTTP requests in JavaScript?
A
xmlhttp request
4
Q
What event is fired by XMLHttpRequest objects when they are finished loading the data from the server?
A
load event
5
Q
Bonus Question: An XMLHttpRequest object has an addEventListener() method just like DOM elements. How is it possible that they both share this functionality?
A
LFZ
flashcards
Decks in class (49)
# Cards
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html-tables2
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html-forms4
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css-syntax4
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css-colors1
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css-box-model3
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css-pseudo-classes2
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css-fonts2
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css-flexbox2
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css-layout-classes5
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css-positioning7
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Random Notes1
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javascript-primitives-and-variables13
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javascript-operators-and-expressions5
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javascript-objects5
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javascript-arrays6
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javascript-functions7
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javascript-method14
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javascript-if7
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javascript-if10
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css-cascade5
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dom-querying12
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dom-events8
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dom-manipulation8
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dom-manipulation2
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html-skeleton4
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html-syntax2
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html-block-and-inline4
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html-lists2
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css-transitions1
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javascript-forms10
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dom-creation7
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css-media-queries2
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dom-event-delegation6
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javascript-view-swapping7
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css-responsive-layout3
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javascript-and-json5
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javascript-local-storage4
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javascript-constructors3
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javascript-timers5
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javascript-ajax5
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node-intro5
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the-event-loop2
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array-filter3
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array-map3
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array-reduce4
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http-messages0
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express-delete2
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javascript-classes1
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react-props-and-expressions3
