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Welcome
Introduction
Relation to other languages
Your first real program: Hello World
JavaScript within HTML
Handling events
Development tools
Self test
Helpful hints
Core Language Aspects
Lexical structure
Automatic semicolon insertion (ASI)
Reserved words
Variables
Data types; Initialization
Primitive data type
Objects
Arrays
Dates
Regular Expressions
Operators
Program flow I: if, switch, try
Program flow II: loops
Functions
Extended Language Aspects
Closures
Asynchronous behavior
Object-oriented programming (OOP)
Prototype-based syntax
Class syntax
Modules
Sequence Generators
Client Side Aspects
Document Object Model (DOM)
Introduction
Finding elements
Changing element's content
Adding elements
Removing elements
Restructure the DOM tree
Changing element styles
Events
Handling DOM events
Digression: Simple games
Apply and deepen your knowledge
Miscellaneous
Hint: This chapter is partly outdated.
Debugging
Optimization
Shell
Forms
Bookmarklets
Working with files
Handling XML
Handling JSON
Client-Server Communication
Client-Server Communication
JavaScript at Server-Side
JavaScript at Server-side
Appendices
Glossary
Index
Links
Useful software tools
Best practices