When you register to use third-party services, you should ex…

When you register to use third-party services, you should expect these services to provide APIs organized by endpoints, which are essentially the URLs to which requests are made and that provide the points of contact between the client device and the service’s resources.

Suppose you are examining the script for the orderForm web f…

Suppose you are examining the script for the orderForm web form, whose submit button has the id submitButton. The form includes option buttons for choosing a pizza sauce flavor. The following JavaScript code included in the script will check for a sauce selection when the user clicks the submit button and display a custom error message if a sauce was not chosen.​let submitButton = document.getElementById(“submitButton”);submitButton.addEventListener(“click”, validateSauce);function validateSauce() {   let sauce = document.forms.orderForm.elements.sauceType[0];   if (sauce.validity.valueMissing) {      sauce.setCustomValidity(“”);   } else {      sauce.setCustomValidity(“Choose a sauce, please”);   }}

The following JavaScript code will display the message “Plea…

The following JavaScript code will display the message “Please enter your name!” instead of the browser’s native error message when executed in response to a user trying to submit a web form without entering text in the lastName field, which has the required attribute. let lastName = document.getElementById(“lastName”);lastName.setCustomValidity(“Please enter your name!”);