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Essential Javascript -- A Javascript TutorialBy Patrick Hunlock2007-12-02 
Conclusion
As stated at the beginning of this article, this document is intended to bring a programmer up to speed in Javascript, and is not an exhaustive review of the language. This article is a part of a larger series of reference articles (listed at the top of the page). As you master the fundamentals introduced on this page, it's recommended that you visit the other reference articles to master the details of the language. Javascript is a surprisingly deep and well considered language (with a few notable and notorious exceptions). It is simple enough for beginners to programming to understand and scales to become as advanced as you need it to be. While it may be frustrating to work around the various idiosyncrasies of all the browser models and versions, javascript itself is a joy to work in, and when developing web-applications, the least and most unobtrusive of all the problems you will have to surmount. Tutorial Pages: » Essential Javascript -- A Javascript Tutorial » Getting Started » In-Line Javascript » External Javascript » Javascript is case sensitive » Output (writeln) » Output (alert) » Output (getElementById) » Input (One Click To Rule Them All) » Input (User Input) » Javascript is an Event Driven Language » Comments » Variables » Variable Scope » Special Keywords » Arithmetic Operators » Logical and Comparison Operators » JavaScript Conditionals: IF » JavaScript Conditionals: SWITCH » JavaScript Conditionals: Shorthand Assignment » JavaScript Conditionals: Ternary Operators » JavaScript Loops: FOR » JavaScript Loops: FOR/IN » JavaScript Loops: WHILE » Bringing It All Together » DHTML: Dynamic HTML » Conclusion copyright © 2006, 2007 by Patrick Hunlock
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