.click isn't actually part of JavaScript itself. It's part of a JavaScript library called jQuery If you use jQuery, this is what your code should look like: function addChar(input, character) { if (input.value == null || input.value == "0") input.value = character else input...

It is possible. Setup this: In the turtle, run this: pastebin get XiYGLPXM This downloads the turtle side of the program. In the computer (Normal is fine), run this: pastebin get KRAsekkR This downloads the computer side of the program. Now, in the computer side, create a file called...

Try this: var fs = require('fs'); function writeToFiles(input) { fs.readFile(input, function (err, data) { if (err) throw err; data = data.toString(); data.split('\n').forEach(function (line) { var parsed = line.split(/([\w ]+),"([\w ,]+)"/).filter(functi...

Simple. Heard of eval? It is a fun and dangerous function. It allows you to evaluate code during runtime. Here's an example: $('#calc').on('input', function() { try { $('#out').val(eval($('#calc').val())); } catch (e) { $('#out').val('ERROR!') } }); <script src="https://...