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| 505 | 8 | |a Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- About This Book -- Foolish Assumptions -- Icons Used in This Book -- Where to Go From Here -- Chapter 1 JavaScript: The Big Picture -- Adding JavaScript Code to a Web Page -- The tag -- Where do you put the tag? -- Example #1: Displaying a message to the user -- Example #2: Writing text to the page -- What You Need to Get Started -- Dealing with Two Exceptional Cases -- Handling browsers with JavaScript turned off -- Handling very old browsers -- Commenting Your Code | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Moving to External JavaScript Files -- Chapter 2 Programming with Variables -- Getting Your Head around Variables -- Declaring a variable with let -- Storing a value in a variable -- Checking out another way to declare a variable: const -- Using variables in statements -- Naming Variables: Rules and Best Practices -- Rules for naming variables -- Ideas for good variable names -- Understanding Literal Data Types -- Working with numeric literals -- Exponential notation -- Hexadecimal integer values -- Working with string literals -- Using quotation marks within strings | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Understanding escape sequences -- Working with Boolean literals -- Chapter 3 Building Expressions -- Understanding How Expressions Are Structured -- Creating Numeric Expressions -- Building String Expressions -- Building Comparison Expressions -- Building Logical Expressions -- Understanding Operator Precedence -- The order of precedence -- Controlling the order of precedence -- Chapter 4 Controlling the Flow of JavaScript -- Decision-Making with if Statements -- Branching with if. . .else Statements -- Understanding the Value of Code Looping -- Working with while Loops -- Working with for Loops | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Working with do. . .while Loops -- Chapter 5 Harnessing the Power of Functions -- Getting to Know the Function Structure -- Making a Function Call -- When the browser parses the tag -- When the page load is complete -- When an event fires -- Passing One or More Values to a Function -- Passing one value to a function -- Passing two or more values to a function -- Getting a Value from a Function -- Working with Anonymous Functions -- Assigning an anonymous function to a variable -- Replacing a function call with an anonymous function -- Working with Arrow Functions | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Chapter 6 Coding the Document Object Model -- Getting Familiar with Objects -- Working with object properties -- Working with object methods -- Introducing the Document Object Model -- Specifying Elements in Your Code -- Specifying an element by id -- Specifying elements by tag name -- Specifying elements by class name -- Specifying elements by selector -- Working with collections of elements -- Touring the DOM with Code -- Getting the children of a parent element -- Getting all the child nodes -- Getting the first child node -- Getting the last child node -- Getting the parent of a child element | |
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