JavaScript can be divided into three parts
Different sets of standards apply to each of the three parts of JavaScript and support for the given standards for each part can vary between browsers.
The Three Parts of JavaScript
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The Three Parts of JavaScript
Thursday July 24, 2008
Different sets of standards apply to each of the three parts of JavaScript and support for the given standards for each part can vary between browsers.
The Three Parts of JavaScript
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When JavaScript doesn't provide the function we need we can always add our own.
One advantage of the JavaScript language is that you can extend the language to add your own functionality. In the eight DOM tutorial we look at how we can take advantage of this to add our own method for looking up elements in the web page that share the same class name.
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