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    The document describes how to evaluate expressions using the JavaScript eval() function. The eval() function accepts a string containing code to be executed as a top-level function without using the dot operator. The code prompts the user to enter an expression, uses eval() to evaluate it, and writes the expression and result to the document.

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    The document describes how to evaluate expressions using the JavaScript eval() function. The eval() function accepts a string containing code to be executed as a top-level function without using the dot operator. The code prompts the user to enter an expression, uses eval() to evaluate it, and writes the expression and result to the document.

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    The document describes how to evaluate expressions using the JavaScript eval() function. The eval() function accepts a string containing code to be executed as a top-level function without using the dot operator. The code prompts the user to enter an expression, uses eval() to evaluate it, and writes the expression and result to the document.

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    JavaScript - Evaluate An Expression

    <HTML>
    <HEAD> <TITLE> Evaluate An Expression using the eval() function </TITLE>
    </HEAD>

    <BODY BGCOLOR = "skyblue">


    <!-- The JS eval() function accepts a single string that contains the code to be
    executed. It is a top-level function, and it is not applied to an instance using the
    dot (.) operator.
    -->

    <!-- Try with following expressions also:


    Math.sqrt(16)
    2*30/5*(19 - 6)
    Math.sin(3.142 * 30/180)
    1/0
    -->

    <SCRIPT LANGUAGE = JavaScript>

    var exprn, value; //exprn contains the expression entered


    // value contains the value of that exprn

    exprn = prompt("Evaluate an expression", "Enter any expression");

    value = eval(exprn);

    document.writeln("The value of the expression " + exprn + " is " + value);

    </SCRIPT>

    </BODY>
    </HTML>

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