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Overview of JavaScript I -- Basic Web Scripting Language

Given by Geoffrey C. Fox (Tom Scavo) at CPS616 Technologies of the Information Age on Spring Semester 99. Foils prepared 3 March 99

Java vs. JavaScript, Interpreters vs. Compilers
JavaScript Basics and Syntax
JavaScript Core Objects
JavaScript Events
Client-side JavaScript (the basic browser AWT)
JavaScript Object Model
Following Lecture Set is Advanced Topics:
  • Cookies, LiveConnect, and LiveWire, Security, W3C DOM, Dynamic HTML
Some of this material was prepared by Tom Scavo


Table of Contents for Overview of JavaScript I -- Basic Web Scripting Language


001 CPS616 Web Technologies  Lectures on JavaScript I Basic Web 
    Scripting Language and use in HTML Pages
002 Outline
003 General Remarks
004 Why would you use JavaScript I?
005 Why would you use JavaScript II?
006 Why would you use JavaScript III?
007 Why would you use JavaScript IV?
008 Version History
009 JavaScript 1.2
010 JScript 3.1
011 ECMAScript
012 Java vs. JavaScript I
013 Java vs. JavaScript II
014 Java vs. JavaScript III
015 Java vs. JavaScript IV
016 Performance Issues
017 JavaScript Basics
018 We Need to Know HTML!
019 JavaScript Scripts
020 "Hello World" Example
021 "Hello World" Example (cont'd)
022 Form Example
023 Form Example (cont'd)
024 Example of Parameterized HTML
025 The <SCRIPT> Tag
026 The <SCRIPT> Tag (cont'd)
027 The <SCRIPT> Tag (cont'd)
028 JavaScript URLs
029 JavaScript Entities
030 JavaScript  Syntax
031 Basic Syntax
032 Variables
033 Operators
034 Expressions
035 Reserved Words
036 Statements
037 The if Statement
038 The switch Statement
039 The for Statement
040 The while Statement
041 The do...while Statement
042 The with Statement
043 JavaScript Core Objects
044 Basic Concepts
045 The Global Object
046 The eval Function
047 Parsing Functions
048 Other Global Functions
049 Built-in Objects
050 Array Objects
051 Array Methods
052 Boolean Objects
053 Date Objects
054 Date Methods
055 Function Objects
056 Function Arguments
057 The Math Object
058 Math Properties
059 Math Methods
060 Number Objects
061 Number Properties
062 Number Properties (cont'd)
063 Object Objects
064 RegExp Objects I
065 RegExp Objects II -- Examples
066 RegExp Objects III -- String Methods
067 Simple Regular Expression Patterns
068 Regular Expressions -- Special Characters
069 Grouping Patterns in Regular Expressions
070 Anchoring and Alternation in Regular Expressions
071 Parentheses in Regular Expressions
072 The Backslash \ Operator
073 Static Properties of RegExp Object I
074 Static Properties of RegExp Object II
075 Some Regular Expression Examples
076 Examples of Replace and test
077 Examples of match (string) and exec (RegExp)
078 Multiple Calls to exec Method
079 String Objects
080 String Methods
081 String Methods (cont'd)
082 JavaScript Events
083 Events
084 Event Handlers
085 Event Handlers (cont'd)
086 Event Handlers (cont'd)
087 Event Handler Examples
088 Event Object
089 Event Object (cont'd)
090 Client-side JavaScript
091 Object Hierarchy
092 Object Referencing
093 Window and Frame Objects
094 Window Properties
095 Window Properties (cont'd)
096 Frame Properties
097 Frame Example
098 Frame Example (cont'd)
099 Frame Example (cont'd)
100 Frameset Documents
101 Window and Frame Methods
102 History Object
103 Location Object
104 Document Object
105 Document Properties
106 Document Properties (cont'd)
107 Document Methods
108 Form Objects
109 Form Properties
110 Form Methods
111 Image Objects
112 Image Animation
113 Layer Objects
114 Built-in Arrays
115 HTML-reflected Arrays
116 Client-side String Methods
117 Navigator Objects
118 MimeType Objects
119 Plugin Objects
120 JavaScript  Object Model
121 How to define Objects in JavaScript
122 User-defined Objects
123 User-defined Methods
124 Another Example
125 The prototype Property
126 The prototype Property (cont'd)
127 Prototype-based Inheritance


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