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wikademia>Wikademia: moved Basic JavaScript to JavaScript/Basics

2009-06-21T16:44:12Z

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2009-06-08T03:53:23Z

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	''[[Basic JavaScript]] is a course under the [[~~Topic:~~Javascript \| topic of JavaScript]]''.		''[[Basic JavaScript]] is a course under the [[Javascript \| topic of JavaScript]]''.
	{{ntnes}}		{{ntnes}}
	What you should know - HTML/XHTML		What you should know - HTML/XHTML

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	These are the absolute essentials to understand for starting JavaScript.		These are the absolute essentials to understand for starting JavaScript.
	<br>		<br>
	~~--[[User:Xora K Joken\|Xora K Joken]] 19:18, 3 April 2007 (UTC)~~


	==Second Lesson==		==Second Lesson==

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	''[[Basic JavaScript]] is a course under the [[Topic:Javascript \| topic of JavaScript]]''.		''[[Basic JavaScript]] is a course under the [[Topic:Javascript \| topic of JavaScript]]''.
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	What you should know - HTML/XHTML		What you should know - HTML/XHTML

2009-04-11T18:13:07Z

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	==== String Operator ====		==== String Operator ====
	The string operator is used to [[w:concatenate \| concatenate]] two strings together. For example:		The string operator is used to [[Wikipedia:concatenate \| concatenate]] two strings together. For example:

	<pre> var x = "Hello " + "world!" </pre>		<pre> var x = "Hello " + "world!" </pre>

2009-04-10T20:03:03Z

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2008-07-04T14:12:11Z

Client-oriented. Conditional operator.

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	Basics -		Basics -
	*JavaScript is the most popular web page scripting language and is ~~suppported~~ by almost every browser.		*JavaScript is the most popular web page scripting language and is supported by almost every browser.
	*It adds interactivity to your web pages.		*It adds interactivity to your web pages.
	*You can use only the tools already on your computer without the need to download any software.		*You can use only the tools already on your computer without the need to download any software.
	*It is easy ~~and fun~~		*JavaScript uses the user's computer ("client")'s resources, not the server's resources. (The server is the big remote computer the web site is permanently hosted.) In other words, if the JavaScript program says a computation is to be made, the user's computer will do it.
			*It is easy.

	== First Lesson ==		== First Lesson ==
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	<pre> greeting = ( visitor == "PRES" ) ? "Dear President " : "Dear " </pre>		<pre> greeting = ( visitor == "PRES" ) ? "Dear President " : "Dear " </pre>

			''value1'' is the value of the expression if "''condition''" is fulfilled. ''value2'' is its value in the case "''condition''" is not fulfilled. In the previous example, this value is stored in the variable "''greeting''".

	[[Category:JavaScript]]		[[Category:JavaScript]]
	[[Category:Basics]]		[[Category:Basics]]

2008-02-03T20:30:59Z

Operators: - Corrected spelling of Arithmetic

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	===Operators===		===Operators===
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	==== ~~Arithmatic~~ Operators ====		==== Arithmetic Operators ====
	{\| border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=5		{\| border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=5
	\| '''Operator'''		\| '''Operator'''

2007-11-28T18:52:37Z

String Operator

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	The string operator is used to [[w:concatenate \| concatenate]] two strings together. For example:		The string operator is used to [[w:concatenate \| concatenate]] two strings together. For example:

	<pre> var x = "Hello" + "world!" </pre>		<pre> var x = "Hello " + "world!" </pre>

	The above example would result in the variable x equaling "Hello world!".		The above example would result in the variable x equaling "Hello world!".

2007-09-30T01:58:48Z

Operators: WikiMarkup fixes

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	(x < 10 && y > 1) returns true		(x < 10 && y > 1) returns true
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	\| <!-- ~~The \|\| operator can't be expressed because the MediaWiki technology thinks you are defining new columns. I don't know how to escape the \|\|... so if you do fix this please. Thanks.~~ -->		\| <nowiki>\|\|</nowiki><!-- Fixed -->
	\| or		\| or
	\| x = 6		\| x = 6
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	y = 3		y = 3

	<~~!--~~ !(x == y) returns true --> <!-- ~~The example to the left can't be displayed as is because conflicts with the MediaWiki parsing technology... Please fix. Thanks~~. -->		<nowiki>!(x == y) returns true</nowiki> <!-- Fixed. -->
	\|}		\|}