PRINT to Browser with document.write Command in Javascript

Inside your Javascript tags type:

document.write('I see Paris');

Which prints:
I see Paris

Simple enough. Now let's add a variable.


var huhu="London";

document.write('I see Paris but ' + huhu + ' is out of site.');

Which prints:
I see Paris but London is out of site.

Plus symbols + allow you to connect the variable huhu to the rest of the sentence.

You could have also done it like this:

var huhu="London";

document.write('I see Paris but ');
document.write(huhu);
document.write(' is out of site.');

Same results with more typing.


Copy and Paste Javascript Code:

<script type=text/javascript>
<!--

var huhu="Nikki";

document.write('I see Paris but ' + huhu + ' is out of site.<br>');

document.write('I see Paris but ');
document.write(huhu);
document.write(' is out of site.');

-->
</script>

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