To get computer name in C#/CSharp, we make use of Environment class and its property MachineName. Example is given below. using System; namespace Hello_World { class Program { static void Main(string args) { Console.WriteLine(Environment.MachineName); } } }
To break loop in C#/CSharp, we make use of break statement. Following example demonstrates how you can break or exit for loop in C# when a certain condition is met. using System; namespace Hello_World { class Program { static void Main(string args) { for (int i = 0; i <= 100; i++) { Console.WriteLine(i); //Condition
For string concatenation in JavaScript, we make use of plus (+) operator or concat function. But the interesting part is, the plus (+) operator is also used for adding 2 numbers. It all depends upon how you assign a value to a variable. A string is always surrounded by quotes whereas a number does not
In HTML, each element can have its unique ID. This unique ID is further used by JavaScript and jQuery for manipulation. Having a unique ID for each element will make easy for jQuery and JavaScript to find the right HTML element in DOM. In jQuery, we use hash (#) in front of ID for selection,
As you know by now, string functions are very useful in manipulating a string. The list of predefined string functions is huge, so we will discuss only mostly commonly used string functions. Strlen: This string function will return length of a string. Ucfirst: This string function will change case of first letter of the string
