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JavaScript Web Api

Web API is a set of rules and protocols that allow different software applications to communicate and interact with each other over the internet. It enables the exchange of data and functionality between different systems, allowing developers to integrate diverse software applications and services into their own applications.

Browser APIs

Browser APIs are a set of programming interfaces provided by web browsers that allow developers to interact with the browser and its various features. These APIs provide a way for developers to create dynamic and interactive web applications by accessing and manipulating browser-specific functionality.

DOM API

This API allows developers to manipulate the HTML and CSS of a web page in real-time, adding or removing elements, changing styles, and updating content dynamically.

Geolocation API

This API provides access to a user's location data, allowing web applications to offer location-based services or display maps and other location-specific information.

Web Storage API

This API allows developers to store data in the user's browser, either temporarily or permanently, providing a way to save user preferences or other important data.

XMLHttpRequest API

This API enables web applications to make HTTP requests to remote servers and receive data in response, allowing for dynamic data updates and real-time communication.

Canvas API

This API allows developers to create and manipulate graphics and animations directly within the browser, providing a way to create interactive visualizations and games.

Third Party APIs

Third-party APIs are application programming interfaces provided by external software services or platforms that allow developers to integrate third-party functionality into their own applications. These APIs can provide access to a wide range of features and services, such as social media platforms, payment gateways, weather data, or maps and geolocation services.