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Contents Foreword Introduction xxvii xxix Chapter 1: What Is JavaScript? 1 A Short History 1 JavaScript Implementations 3 ECMAScript 3 The Document Object Model (DOM) 7 The Browser Object Model (BOM) 9 JavaScript Versions 10 Summary 11 Chapter 2: JavaScript in HTML 13 The Element 13 Tag Placement 15 Deferred Scripts 16 Changes in XHTML 17 Deprecated Syntax 18 Inline Code versus External Files 19 Document Modes 19 The Element 21 Summary 22 Chapter 3: Language Basics 23 Syntax 23 Case-sensitivity 23 Identifiers 24 Comments 24 Statements 25 Keywords and Reserved Words 25 Variables 26 Data Types 28 The typeof Operator 28 The Undefined Type 28 The Null Type 30
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