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Comments by VaiShankar (Top 6 by date)
VaiShankar
8-Oct-18 21:06pm
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Tysm. I got the output! But every combination isn't getting separated by a [ ]. Like which i enter a,b. The output should be [a,b],[b,a]. Instead, I am getting a,b,b,a. So I used document.write(JSON.stringify(permute(vals))). This prints the output into a new blank page and not at the bottom of the textbox and button. I updated the code in the question. Please check the 2nd function.
VaiShankar
8-Oct-18 18:59pm
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I'm sorry. I just did what you said. No output is being printed. It says failed to load resources, favicon.ico:1 404 not found in chrome. I have updated the above code for reference.
VaiShankar
8-Oct-18 18:13pm
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Thanks for reply. Yes, I want to split by commas. But in onClick, what code should I write? Where should I write code to accept input from textbox? I am new to javascript. I am trying my best to understand. Sorry if my question sounded too dumb.
VaiShankar
8-Oct-18 11:00am
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Yes. i have used input id for both the textbox and button(with onclick permute()) in the html file.
VaiShankar
7-Oct-18 11:32am
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Thank you so much. I got the output :)
VaiShankar
7-Oct-18 9:52am
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Nope. Still doesn't work :(
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