<html>
	<head>

	</head>
	<body>
		<script>
			function Agrega(){
 
				//obtenemos los valores de nuestra caja de texto
				var codigo=document.getElementById("txtCodigo").value;
				var nombre=document.getElementById("txtNombre").value;
				var precio=document.getElementById("txtPrecio").value;
				 
				//creamos un objeto tr que anexaremos a nuestra tabla llamada tableProductos
				var TR= document.createElement("tr");
				 
				//creamos 4 elementos td en donde iran los datos y uno cuarto donde ira un boton para eliminar
				var TD1=document.createElement("td");
				var TD2=document.createElement("td");
				var TD3=document.createElement("td");
				var TD4=document.createElement("td");
				var boton = document.createElement("button");
				boton.innerHTML="eliminar";
 				
				boton.onclick = function() {Elimina(boton)};
				
				//asignamos los valores a nuestros td por medio del atributo innerHTML, el cual tiene el contenido HTML de un Nodo
				TD1.innerHTML=codigo;
				TD2.innerHTML=nombre;
				TD3.innerHTML=precio;
				 
				//A continuación asignamos contenido html a nuestro cuarto td
				//esta es una forma de crear elementos tambien, dando el codigo html a un Nodo
				TD4.appendChild(boton);
				 
				//Ahora proseguimos a agregar los hijos TD al Padre TR
				//Esta es otra manera de crear elementos HTML, por medio de el metodo appendChild
				TR.appendChild(TD1);
				TR.appendChild(TD2);
				TR.appendChild(TD3);
				TR.appendChild(TD4);
				 
				//Por ultimo asignamos nuestro TR a la tabla con id tablaProductos
				document.getElementById("tablaProductos").appendChild(TR)
				 
				//limpiamos nuestros inputs para agregar mas datos, y ponemos el foco nuevamente en el input de codigo
				document.getElementById("txtCodigo").value="";
				document.getElementById("txtNombre").value="";
				document.getElementById("txtPrecio").value="";
				document.getElementById("txtCodigo").focus();
			}
			
			function Elimina(NodoBoton){
				//recibimos el boton como parametro, obtendremos el tr que lo contiene de la siguiente manera
				//Como nuestro boton es hijo de un td, y este td de el tr, debemos invocar dos veces parentNode
				//Esto para llegar a tener el TR
				var TR= NodoBoton.parentNode.parentNode;
				 
				//ahora que ya tenemos el padre TR, podemos eliminarlo de la siguiente manera
				//junto a todos sus hijos
				 
				document.getElementById("tablaProductos").removeChild(TR);
			}
		</script>
		<input type="text" id="txtCodigo" value="" />
		<input type="text" id="txtNombre" value="" />
		<input type="text" id="txtPrecio" value="" />
		<input type="button" value="Agregar" onclick="Agrega()"/>
		
		<table style="width:400px;" border="1" id="tablaProductos">
			<tr>
				<th>Código</th>
				<th>Nombre</th>
				<th>Precio</th>
				<th>X</th>
			</tr>
		</table>
	</body>
</html> 

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