The Front-End Web Developer Bootcamp - HTML, CSS, JS, and React - Confirm Box

This video tutorial guides you through creating and using a confirm box in JavaScript. It covers assigning a variable to the confirm box, displaying it, and using conditions to trigger alerts based on user input. The tutorial also demonstrates how alert boxes can be used to display messages to users, providing a practical example of handling user interactions in web development.

What is the primary purpose of a confirm box in JavaScript?

• To store data in the browser

• To display a message without expecting any user input

• To execute a function automatically

• To display a message and get a yes or no response from the user

How do you assign the result of a confirm box to a variable in JavaScript?

• Using the 'alert' function

• Using the 'prompt' function

• Using the 'confirm' function

• Using the 'console.log' function

What happens when a user clicks 'OK' in a confirm box?

• The function returns true

• The function throws an error

• The function returns false

• The function does nothing

What is the purpose of using an alert box in conjunction with a confirm box?

• To create a new variable

• To execute a loop

• To store user data

• To display a message based on the user's response

What is the main takeaway from using alert and confirm boxes in JavaScript?

• They are used to connect to databases

• They are used to store data permanently

• They are used to interact with users by displaying messages and receiving responses

• They are used to style web pages