HW #11

1. Write an HTML page that uses a prompt or an input text box to get an input number. The page should also contain a button. When the button is pressed, the page should display "Ouch!" that many times. (So if the user enters 5, the page should display "Ouch!" 5 times.)

2. Look at the example that demonstrates different types of loops . Experiment with different input values. Which type of loop takes the longest? How many times can you tolerate a quadratic loop? How many times can you tolerate a factorial loop?

3. Extra Credit: Write an HTML page that will get a value from the user and then will generate a dynamic HTML page that will contain a list of items corresponding to the number given. For example, if the user enters 3, the page should display:
   • Item 1
   • Item 2
   • Item 3
   Remember that the HTML tags for this are: < ul > < li > Item 1 < li > Item 2 < li > Item 3 < /ul > You can use document.write to produce these HTML tags. There will always be one < ul > tag and one < \ul > tag. The < li > tags have to be generated in a loop.