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JavaScript User’s Guide

March 24, 2006

JavaScript User’s Guide provide information about how to use JavaScript and how to construct and use regular expressions. JavaScript is an interpreted scripting language that is object based and full featured.

Book Description

JavaScript is the programming language most frequently supported by web browsers. JavaScript code is embedded into the HTML of web pages. The code can interact with the Document Object Model (DOM), which represents HTML and browser objects. This enables web pages to implement dynamic features such as animations, transitions, text color changes, and text effects.

JavaScript for Internet Explorer 9 is the Microsoft implementation of the ECMAScript 5th Edition (ES5) language specification. JavaScript for Internet Explorer 9 also provides additional features that are not included in the Ecma Standards.

Table of Contents

  • JavaScript Fundamentals – Provides an introduction to the basic structures in JavaScript.
  • Advanced JavaScript – Explains advanced JavaScript functionality, such as recursion, arrays, troubleshooting, and so on.
  • Introduction to Regular Expressions – Introduces the concept of regular expressions and explains how to create and use them.

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Author(s): Microsoft Corporation
Format(s): HTML
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