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Essential Javascript -- A Javascript Tutorial

By Patrick Hunlock
2007-12-02


Javascript is case sensitive

It should also be noted, before we begin, that Javascript is extremely case sensitive so if you're trying to code along with any examples make sure lowercase is lowercase and uppercase is uppercase. For the most part Javascript is also a camel-cased language. That is, if you're trying to express more than one word you will eliminate the spaces, leave the first letter uncapitalized and capitalize the first letter of each word. Thus "get element by id" becomes "getElementByID".

By contrast, HTML itself is NOT case sensitive.



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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