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Purpose: The goal of this assignment is to get you accustomed to working with JavaScript in your pages and to learn how to write CGI scripts in JavaScript.
As you know from your earlier work with forms, you can use forms
to query CGI scripts. If you use the get method,
your browser appends a question mark and a string of name/value
pairs. In JavaScript, you can gain access to that string with
location.search.
For more information, you can read some notes or play with an example.
Write a form and JavaScript-based CGI script that gather some information from the user and then play Mad Libs. If you've never played Mad Libs, a typical game of Mad Libs asks for a variety of types of words (e.g., names, verbs, nouns) and then builds a story from those words.
If you'd prefer, you may instead want to do the basic introductory assignment or the moderate introductory assignment.
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