JS Basic
JS HOMEJS Introduction
JS How To
JS Where To
JS Statements
JS Comments
JS Variables
JS Operators
JS Comparisons
JS If...Else
JS Switch
JS Popup Boxes
JS Functions
JS For Loop
JS While Loop
JS Break Loops
JS For...In
JS Events
JS Try...Catch
JS Throw
JS Special Text
JS Guidelines
JS Objects
JS Objects IntroJS String
JS Date
JS Array
JS Boolean
JS Math
JS RegExp
JS Advanced
JS BrowserJS Cookies
JS Validation
JS Timing
JS Create Object
JS Summary
JS Examples
JS ExamplesJS Objects Examples
JS Browser Examples
JS DOM Examples
JS Quiz
JS Certificate
JS References
JavaScript ObjectsHTML DOM Objects
JavaScript Examples
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Basic JavaScript Examples
Write to the Document with JavaScript
Change HTML elements with JavaScript
An external JavaScript
JavaScript Statements, Comments and Blocks
JavaScript statements.
JavaScript blocks.
Single line comments.
Multiple lines comments.
Single line comment to prevent execution.
Multiple lines comment to prevent execution.
JavaScript Variables
Declare a variable, assign a value to it, and display it
JavaScript Conditional If ... Else
If statement
If...else statement
Random link
Switch statement
JavaScript Popup Boxes
Alert box
Alert box with line breaks
Confirm box
Prompt box
JavaScript Functions
Call a function
Function with an argument
Function with an argument 2
Function that returns a value
Function with arguments, that returns a value
JavaScript Loops
For loop
Looping through HTML headers
While loop
Do While loop
Break a loop
Break and continue a loop
Use a for...in statement to loop through the elements of an object
JavaScript Events
Acting to the onclick event
Acting to the onmouseover event
JavaScript Error Handling
The try...catch statement
The try...catch statement with a confirm box
The onerror event
Advanced JavaScript Examples
Create a welcome cookie
Simple timing
Another simple timing
Timing event in an infinite loop
Timing event in an infinite loop - with a Stop button
A clock created with a timing event
Create a direct instance of an object
Create an object constructor
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