What is Javascript ?

Introduction To Javascript :

Java script in the most popular scripting language on the Internet and works in all major browsers, such as Internet, explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Opera and Safari.

What is JavaScript ?

Java script is scripting language it is usually embedded directly into HTML pages it is an interpreted language scripting language is a lightweight programming language everyone can you Java script without purchasing a licence.

What is Javascript ?

Are Java and Java script the same :

No ! According to both concept and design Java and Java script are two completely different languages Java programming language is developed by sun micro systems it is a powerful and much more complex programming language as C and C++.

What can a java script do : 

  • Java script is a good programming tool for HTML designers.
  • With the help of JavaScript code user can put dynamic text into an HTML page of Java script statement like this document write ("h1>"+ name ^F/hl^') can write a variable text into an HTML page.
  • In Java script events can also be used a JavaScript can be set to execute when something happens like when a page has finished loading or when are user clicks on an HTML element.
  • By using JavaScript HTML elements can be easily read and write a java script can also changed the content of an HTML element.
  • The user can also use Java script to validate the data are Java script can be used to validate form data before it is submitted to a server this shaves the server from extra processing.
  • A Java script can be used to detect the visitors browser and depending on the browser load another page specifically design for that browser.
  • Using Java script the cookies can also be created a java script can be used to store and retrieve information on the digital computer.
The real name of Java script is ECMA ( European computer manufacturing association ) script it was developed in 1996 the standard was approved as an international ISO ( ISO/ EC 16262 ) standard in 1998 and the development of the standard is still in progress.


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