CS 315 Homework 4: Javascript

Assigned: 5 March 2018   Due: 28 March 2018

This homework problem is to be done individually, not in pairs or other groups. Your completed assignment should be submitted using the Assignment Submission Page.

Your solution should use valid HTML5 syntax. You should validate your pages using the W3 HTML validator and the CSS validator as described in class. Your Javascript code is NOT allowed to use the Prototype Framework for this assignment. Please just use "vanilla" Javascript as discussed in class. Your Javascript should be unobtrusive, as defined in class.

Write a Javascript program that asks the user for two strings.

• The first string will be a particular time of day in standard, non-military time. For example, 9:45am or 10:05pm. The am/pm is optional and if not present, AM is assumed. am/pm is not case sensitive.
• The second string will be a time difference (not an absolute time) in the range 0 hours 0 minutes to 24 hours 0 minutes. It will be expressed in the form 00:00 to 24:00 with other examples such as 00:34 and 06:00 and 15:59. Note that all four digits will always be present. The minutes part of the time will never exceed 59 and the hours part of the time will never exceed 24 (and, if it has 24 for the hours, minutes will always be 00).

If either input is invalid, your program should reject it (specifying what is invalid) and quit.

Given two valid inputs, your program should print out the time of day that results from adding the time difference to the particular time. It should print that time in the standard format described above for the first input. It should always include AM or PM. It should always have two digits for the minutes and one or two digits for the hours. If the new time is in the next day, it should include + 1 day in the output time.