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List of Figures
Chapter 1: Introduction to JavaScript
Figure 1-1: "Hello World from JavaScript" under Internet Explorer
Figure 1-2: JavaScript error dialog
Figure 1-3: JavaScript code may print on the screen if not masked.
Figure 1-4: Use to handle browsers with no JavaScript.
Figure 1-5: Scripts can interact with users.
Figure 1-6: JavaScript console used for debugging and testing
Chapter 2: JavaScript Core Features—Overview
Figure 2-1: Output of write() and writeln() methods
Chapter 3: Data Types and Variables
Figure 3-1: Illustrating escape codes and quoting in strings
Figure 3-2: A local variable hides a global variable of the same name.
Figure 3-3: Variables may be visible without yet being initialized.
Chapter 4: Operators, Expressions, and Statements
Figure 4-1: Logical expressions can be short-circuited.
Figure 4-2: Modern browsers try to gracefully accommodate non-terminating scripts.
Figure 4-3: break used with and without a label
Figure 4-4: continue used both with and without the label
Figure 4-5: The for…in statement is useful for iterating over an object‘s properties.
Chapter 6: Objects
Figure 6-1: Enumerating properties of the Document object with a for/in loop
Figure 6-2: Mozilla supports array-style indexing of strings.
Figure 6-3: Reference variables can be changed within functions.
Figure 6-4: Associative arrays provide key/value data lookup capabilities in JavaScript.