JScript Language Reference explains the elements that make up the JavaScript language.
Book Description
This documentation explains the Microsoft implementation of JavaScript, which is compliant with the ECMAScript 5th Edition language specification. It also provides additional features that are not included in the Ecma Standards.
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 that runs in a web browser is called client-side JavaScript because it runs on a client computer instead of on a web server.
Table of Contents
- Version Information – Provides a list of JavaScript language features and the Internet Explorer versions in which they were introduced.
- Objects – Provides a list of objects with links to information about each object.
- Constants – Provides a list of constants and links to information about each constant.
- Properties – Provides a list of properties with links to information about each property.
- Functions – Provides a list of functions with links to information about each function.
- Methods – Provides a list of methods with links to information about each method.
- Operators – Provides a list of operators with links to information about each operator.
- Statements – Provides a list of statements with links to information about each statement.
- Errors – Includes links to run-time and syntax errors.