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Prentice Hall Ptr Java Ser.: Jumping JavaScript by Sun Microsystems Press Staff, Brian Freeman and Janice Winsor (1997, Trade Paperback)

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PublisherPrentice Hall PTR

ISBN-100138419418

ISBN-139780138419417

eBay Product ID (ePID)944517

Product Key Features

Number of Pages1216 Pages

LanguageEnglish

Publication NameJumping Javascript

Publication Year1997

SubjectClient-Server Computing, Web / Browsers, Programming Languages / Javascript

TypeTextbook

Subject AreaComputers

AuthorSun Microsystems Press Staff, Brian Freeman, Janice Winsor

SeriesPrentice Hall Ptr Java Ser.

FormatTrade Paperback

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Item Height1.7 in

Item Weight59.6 Oz

Item Length9.3 in

Item Width7 in

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Intended AudienceScholarly & Professional

LCCN97-205643

Dewey Edition21

IllustratedYes

Dewey Decimal005.2/762

Table Of ContentPreface. Acknowledgments. I. GETTING STARTED. 1. Introducing the JavaScript Language. The JavaScript Language. JavaScript-Enabled Browsers. Client-Side JavaScript. Server-Side JavaScript. The Internet. Network Protocols. IP Addresses. Domains. The World Wide Web. How the World Wide Web Works. Helper Applications. Plug-ins. Java Applets. Summary of New Terms and Concepts. 2. Introducing the Scripting Environment. Hello World Tradition. Scripting Terminology. Understanding the Elements of the Hello World Script. JavaScript and HTML. Embedding a Script. Adding Text for Non-JavaScript Browsers. Loading a Script File. Adding JavaScript Comments. Adding HTML Comments. Displaying Text. Using the Basic Template. Immediate Activation Template. Deferred Activation. Recommended Programming Style Guide. General Comments and Rules. Comments. Code Indentation. White Space. Statements. Comparisons. Identifier Style (Variable, function, and object name choices). Variables. Functions. Objects. Source Files (.js Files to be Included in a Script). Looking at the Script-Writing Process. Creating the Hello World Script. Running the Hello World Script. Summary of New Terms and Concepts. 3. Introducing General Scripting Concepts. Data Types. Variables. Identifiers. White Space. Literal Values. Declaring a Variable. Assigning a Value to a Variable. Initializing a Variable. Functions. Operators. Precedence. Mathematical Operators. Expressions. Statements. Summary of New Terms and Concepts. 4. Debugging Scripts. Syntax Errors. Design or Logic Errors. HTML Layout and Script Parsing Order. Operator Precedence. JavaScript Error Messages. Function does not always return a value. identifier is a reserved word. missing ) after argument list. missing } after function body. missing ; after for-loop condition. missing ; after for-loop initializer. nested comment. out of memory. something cannot be indexed as an array. something has no properties. something is not defined. something is not a function. something is not a numeric literal. syntax error. unterminated string literal. Some Debugging Tips and Tricks. Using Netscape JavaScript Protocol to Debug Statements. Using Alerts to Set Breakpoints. String Formatting Tip. Looking at Object Properties. Debugging Checklist. Summary of New Terms and Concepts. II. CREATING HTML PAGES. 5. Introducing Objects. Object Properties. Object Methods. Referencing Object Properties and Methods. Events. Object-Manipulation Statements. The this Keyword. The for...in Statement. The with Statement. The new Statement. Built-in Objects. Summary of New Terms and Concepts. 6. Creating Windows. Displaying a Status Message. Example of status and defaultStatus Properties. Explanation of Example Script. Example of status and defaultStatus Properties with a Timeout. Controlling the Structure of a Window. The frames Property. The length Property. Referring to a Window. Examples of frame and Window Naming Properties. Explanation of Example Scripts. A Three-Frame Window Example. Referencing document, history, and location Objects in a Window. Example of Referencing document, history, and location Objects. Opening a New Window. Examples of open() Method. Finding Which Window Is the Opener. Example of window.opener Property. Using the unescape() Function to Reformat Location Values. Determining the State of a Newly Opened Window. Example of Using the closed Property. Displaying Informational Messages in an Alert Window. Example of the alert( ) Method. Explanation of the windowAlert.html Script. Closing a Window. Example of the close() Method. Displaying a Confirmation Message. Example of confirm() Method. Prompting Users for Input. Example of prompt() Method. Controlling the Input Focus in Windows. Example of blur() and focus() Methods. Using Ev

SynopsisThis combined book and CD-ROM pack presents the background to the evolution of JavaScript, and the problems it is intended to solve. The package offers detailed coverage of developing user interface elements, and linking them to actions. It also shows techniques for manipulating text and handling mathematical and statistical results., For advanced programming courses focusing on web programming. The book describes both the Navigator 2. x and 3. x version of the JavaScript language, with emphasis on Navigator 3. x functionality. New features with the Navigator 3.0 release are clearly marked with an icon in the margin.

LC Classification NumberQA76.73.J39W56 1997