Web Programming with html5, css, and JavaScript

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Explore the World - a Haiku

Life is a journey.
Cross the rivers, climb the peaks.
But first check for texts.
Life is a journey.
Cross the rivers, climb the peaks.
But first check for texts.
Given the following JavaScript code fragment. If the
user enters 1992, then benefitsYear
will be 2054, and the output will be The earliest
you can receive social security benefits is 2054.

var birthYear; 
// 4 digit year of birth
var benefitsYear; // The year when social
// security benefits can start
birthYear = prompt("Enter your birth year:", "");
benefitsYear = parseInt(birthYear) + 62;
alert("The earliest you can receive social" +
" security benefits is " + benefitsYear + ".");


Carmine's Pizzeria

Each of our pizzas has a volume of
π·

radius

²

·

height

.
If 

radius

 
=
 

z

&

height

 
=
 

a

, that means the volume spells
"Pi
·
z
·
z
·
a"!
==
> 

Late night special:

slice of cheese
⅓
off
  &1t;
==

History of Lawrence Hydropower

In 1874 Lawrence Kansas residents had burned all the region's wood,and 
fossil fuels were not available. Orlando Darling built a dam across the
Kansas River north of town and strung mechanical cables from a water
wheel to power local industries. Justin Bowersock bought the operation,
naming it "The Bowersock Mills & Power Company" (Bowersock).
Bowersock's slogan is:

Producing clean, renewable hydropower since 1874

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strong
element, and this 
strong
element contains the embedded 
≥
character reference for 
the ≥ symbol. The informal multiplication symbol on the next line is a 
✗
character. Alter-
native multiplication symbols are ‘X’, ‘x’, ‘*’, and the 
·
character. Near the end of 
Figure 2.16’s third paragraph, notice the italicized term, 
run-of-the-river
. Figure 2.17B shows that 
this emphasis comes from the 
em
element, not the deprecated 
i
element.
In Figure 2.16’s final paragraph, notice the highlighting of the last sentence. This indicates a 
caveat—a caution to remember while reading other material. Figure 2.17B’s last text rows show 
how a 
mark
element flags this warning.