Pure JavaScript

Name: Pure JavaScript
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ISBN: 9780672321412

ISBN-10: 0672321416

ISBN-13: 9780672321412

Edition: 2nd 2002

Authors: R. Allen Wyke, Charlton Ting, Jason D. Gilliam, Sean Michaels

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Written by professional programmers for professional programmers, this book provides a JavaScript desktop reference, with coverage of the latest version, 1.4.

Book details

List price: $49.99
Edition: 2nd
Copyright year: 2002
Publisher: Sams
Publication date: 8/15/2001
Binding: Mixed Media
Pages: 1616
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 2.50" tall
Weight: 4.686
Language: English



Introduction



A Programmer's Overview of JavaScript



What Is JavaScript to a Programmer?


Welcome to JavaScript


Object-Based Technology


Object-Oriented Programming


Object Orientation of JavaScript


Object Access


Modular Programming


Security


What Security Measures Are in Place?


Data Tainting


Signed Scripts


Advantages of JavaScript


Platform Independence


Client-Side and Server-Side Versatility


When to Use JavaScript


Web Page Enhancements


Interactive E-Mail


Web-Based Applications


Windows Scripting


JavaScript Resources


General Information


Reference


Newsgroups


Moving On



Details of the Language


Things to Know about JavaScript Syntax


The Semicolon


Using the [left angle bracket]script[right angle bracket] Tag


Comments


Data Types and Variables


Numbers


Strings


Other Data Types


What to Know About Variables


Arrays


Operators


Arithmetic


String


Assignment


Logical


Comparison


Conditional


Bitwise


Precedence


Loops and Conditionals


Conditionals


Loops


Functions


Syntax


Call By Value Versus Call By Reference


Returning Values


Functions as Objects


Moving On



Programming in JavaScript



Programming Techniques


Pattern Matching


Defining the RegExp Object


Defining Patterns


Testing for Pattern Matches


Events and Event Handlers


Events


Event Handlers


Timers


Exceptions


throw


try...catch


Runtime Errors


finally


Debugging


Microsoft Script Debugger


The alert() Method


Moving On



Client-Side Scripting


Supporting Browsers and Their Issues


Netscape Navigator


Internet Explorer


Opera


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