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Chapter 4

The Basics of Javascript

Programming the World Wide Web


Fourth edition
By Robert W. Sebesta

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Table 4.1 JavaScript reserved words

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Figure 4.1 Primitives and objects

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Table 4.2 Precedence and associativity
of the numeric operators

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Table 4.3 Properties of Number

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Table 4.4 String methods

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Table 4.5 Methods for the Date object

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Figure 4.2 An example of the output of
document.write

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Figure 4.3 An example of the output of
alert

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Figure 4.4 An example of the output
of confirm

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Figure 4.5 An example of the output of
prompt

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Table 4.6 Relational operators

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Table 4.7 Operator precedence and
associativity

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Figure 4.6 Dialog box from borders2.js

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Figure 4.7 Display of borders2.js

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Figure 4.8 Display of date.js

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Figure 4.9 Display of
nested_arrays.js

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Figure 4.10 Display of params.js

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Figure 4.11 Display of medians.js

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Table 4.8 Predefined character classes

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Figure 4.12 Display of
forms_check.js

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Figure 4.13 Display of debugdemo.js
with Internet Explorer 7

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Figure 4.14 Display of the FireFox 2
error console

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