How can I use HTML select elements to create a cryptocurrency exchange rate calculator?

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• Darlen SavaSep 29, 2021 · 4 years ago
  To create a cryptocurrency exchange rate calculator using HTML select elements, you can start by creating a select element with options for different cryptocurrencies. Then, you can use JavaScript to fetch the exchange rates from a cryptocurrency API and update the calculator based on the selected cryptocurrency and fiat currency. Here's an example HTML code: <select id="cryptocurrency"> <option value="bitcoin">Bitcoin</option> <option value="ethereum">Ethereum</option> <option value="litecoin">Litecoin</option> </select> <select id="fiatCurrency"> <option value="usd">USD</option> <option value="eur">EUR</option> <option value="gbp">GBP</option> </select> <div id="exchangeRate"></div> And here's an example JavaScript code: const cryptocurrencySelect = document.getElementById('cryptocurrency'); const fiatCurrencySelect = document.getElementById('fiatCurrency'); const exchangeRateDiv = document.getElementById('exchangeRate'); function updateExchangeRate() { const cryptocurrency = cryptocurrencySelect.value; const fiatCurrency = fiatCurrencySelect.value; // Fetch exchange rate from API // Update exchangeRateDiv with the fetched exchange rate } cryptocurrencySelect.addEventListener('change', updateExchangeRate); fiatCurrencySelect.addEventListener('change', updateExchangeRate);
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• MoutiiJan 23, 2021 · 4 years ago
  Creating a cryptocurrency exchange rate calculator using HTML select elements is a great way to provide users with an interactive tool to check the latest exchange rates. You can use the HTML select element to create dropdown menus for selecting the cryptocurrency and fiat currency. Then, you can use JavaScript to fetch the exchange rates from a reliable API and update the calculator based on the selected options. This way, users can easily compare the exchange rates of different cryptocurrencies against their preferred fiat currency. Don't forget to style the calculator to make it visually appealing and user-friendly!
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• Ayoub SniniSep 27, 2020 · 5 years ago
  Sure, here's how you can use HTML select elements to create a cryptocurrency exchange rate calculator. First, create two select elements: one for selecting the cryptocurrency and another for selecting the fiat currency. Populate the select elements with options for different cryptocurrencies and fiat currencies. Then, use JavaScript to fetch the exchange rates from a cryptocurrency API and update the calculator based on the selected options. You can display the exchange rates in a div element or any other suitable HTML element. Make sure to handle any errors that may occur during the API request and provide appropriate error messages to the user. Good luck with your cryptocurrency exchange rate calculator!
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