README.md

Page Initialization and Error Handling

This JavaScript script demonstrates the initialization of a web page upon its complete loading and handling of errors. Below is a breakdown of its functionalities:

Features:

1. Page Initialization: The script listens for the load event on the window object, triggering the handlePageLoad() function when the page has fully loaded.

2. Handling Page Load: The handlePageLoad() function executes initialization operations upon page load, such as data loading and rendering.

3. Data Loading Simulation: The loadData() function simulates data loading using a Promise. It resolves after a delay of 2000 milliseconds to simulate asynchronous data fetching.

4. Page Rendering: Upon successful data loading, the renderPage() function is called to simulate page rendering.

5. Error Handling: If an error occurs during data loading or rendering, the handleError() function is invoked to handle the error appropriately. It logs the error to the console for debugging purposes.

Usage:

1. Integrate the script into your web application's JavaScript files.
2. Customize the loadData() function to perform actual data loading operations.
3. Implement the renderPage() function to render the loaded data onto the page.
4. Customize the handleError() function to handle errors specific to your application's requirements.

Requirements:

• Compatible with modern web browsers supporting the load event.

License:

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Author:

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