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Table of Contents

Preface
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Primitive Data Types, Arrays, Loops, and Conditions
Chapter 3: Functions
Chapter 4: Objects
Chapter 5: Prototype
Chapter 6: Inheritance
Chapter 7: The Browser Environment
Chapter 8: Coding and Design Patterns
Appendix A: Reserved Words
Appendix B: Built-in Functions
Appendix C: Built-in Objects
Appendix D: Regular Expressions
Index
  • Chapter 1: Introduction
    • A Bit of History
    • The Winds of Change
    • The Present
    • The Future
    • Object-Oriented Programming
      • Objects
      • Classes
      • Encapsulation
      • Aggregation
      • Inheritance
      • Polymorphism
    • OOP Summary
    • Setting up Your Training Environment
      • Getting the Tools You Need
    • Using the Firebug Console
    • Summary
    • Chapter 2: Primitive Data Types, Arrays, Loops, and Conditions
      • Variables
        • Variables are Case Sensitive
      • Operators
      • Primitive Data Types
        • Finding out the Value Type —the typeof Operator
        • Numbers
          • Octal and Hexadecimal Numbers
          • Exponent Literals
          • Infinity
          • NaN
        • Strings
          • String Conversions
          • Special Strings
        • Booleans
          • Logical Operators
          • Operator Precedence
          • Lazy Evaluation
          • Comparison
        • Undefined and null
      • Primitive Data Types Recap
      • Arrays
        • Adding/Updating Array Elements
        • Deleting Elements
        • Arrays of arrays
      • Conditions and Loops
        • Code Blocks
          • if Conditions
          • Checking if a Variable Exists
          • Alternative if Syntax
          • Switch
        • Loops
          • While Loops
          • Do-while loops
          • For Loops
          • For-in Loops
      • Comments
      • Summary
      • Exercises
      • Chapter 3: Functions
        • What is a Function?
          • Calling a Function
          • Parameters
        • Pre-defined Functions
          • parseInt()
          • parseFloat()
          • isNaN()
          • isFinite()
          • Encode/Decode URIs
          • eval()
          • A Bonus—the alert() Function
        • Scope of Variables
        • Functions are Data
          • Anonymous Functions
          • Callback Functions
          • Callback Examples
          • Self-invoking Functions
          • Inner (Private) Functions
          • Functions that Return Functions
          • Function, Rewrite Thyself!
        • Closures
          • Scope Chain
          • Lexical Scope
          • Breaking the Chain with a Closure
            • Closure #1
            • Closure #2
            • A Definition and Closure #3
            • Closures in a Loop
          • Getter/Setter
          • Iterator
        • Summary
        • Exercises
        • Chapter 4: Objects
          • From Arrays to Objects
            • Elements, Properties, Methods
            • Hashes, Associative Arrays
            • Accessing Object's Properties
            • Calling an Object's Methods
            • Altering Properties/Methods
            • Using this Value
            • Constructor Functions
            • The Global Object
            • constructor Property
            • instanceof Operator
            • Functions that Return Objects
            • Passing Objects
            • Comparing Objects
            • Objects in the Firebug Console
          • Built-in Objects
            • Object
            • Array
              • Interesting Array Methods
            • Function
              • Properties of the Function Objects
              • Methods of the Function Objects
              • The arguments Object Revisited
            • Boolean
            • Number
            • String
              • Interesting Methods of the String Objects
            • Math
            • Date
              • Methods to Work with Date Objects
            • RegExp
              • Properties of the RegExp Objects
              • Methods of the RegExp Objects
              • String Methods that Accept Regular Expressions as Parameters
              • search() and match()
              • replace()
              • Replace callbacks
              • split()
              • Passing a String When a regexp is Expected
          • Summary
          • Exercises
          • Chapter 5: Prototype
            • The prototype Property
              • Adding Methods and Properties Using the Prototype
              • Using the Prototype's Methods and Properties
              • Own Properties versus prototype Properties
              • Overwriting Prototype's Property with Own Property
                • Enumerating Properties
              • isPrototypeOf()
              • The Secret __proto__ Link
            • Augmenting Built-in Objects
              • Augmenting Built-in Objects—Discussion
              • Some Prototype gotchas
            • Summary
            • Exercises
            • Chapter 6: Inheritance
              • Prototype Chaining
                • Prototype Chaining Example
                • Moving Shared Properties to the Prototype
              • Inheriting the Prototype Only
                • A Temporary Constructor—new F()
              • Uber—Access to the Parent from a Child Object
              • Isolating the Inheritance Part into a Function
              • Copying Properties
              • Heads-up When Copying by Reference
              • Objects Inherit from Objects
              • Deep Copy
              • object()
              • Using a Mix of Prototypal Inheritance and Copying Properties
              • Multiple Inheritance
                • Mixins
              • Parasitic Inheritance
              • Borrowing a Constructor
                • Borrow a Constructor and Copy its Prototype
              • Summary
              • Case Study: Drawing Shapes
                • Analysis
                • Implementation
                • Testing
              • Exercises
              • Chapter 7: The Browser Environment
                • Including JavaScript in an HTML Page
                • BOM and DOM—An Overview
                • BOM
                  • The window Object Revisited
                  • window.navigator
                  • Firebug as a Cheat Sheet
                  • window.location
                  • window.history
                  • window.frames
                  • window.screen
                  • window.open()/close()
                  • window.moveTo(), window.resizeTo()
                  • window.alert(), window.prompt(), window.confirm()
                  • window.setTimeout(), window.setInterval()
                  • window.document
                • DOM
                  • Core DOM and HTML DOM
                  • Accessing DOM Nodes
                    • The document Node
                    • documentElement
                    • Child Nodes
                    • Attributes
                    • Accessing the Content Inside a Tag
                    • DOM Access Shortcuts
                    • Siblings, Body, First, and Last Child
                    • Walk the DOM
                  • Modifying DOM Nodes
                    • Modifying Styles
                    • Fun with Forms
                  • Creating New Nodes
                    • DOM-only Method
                    • cloneNode()
                    • insertBefore()
                  • Removing Nodes
                  • HTML-Only DOM Objects
                    • Primitive Ways to Access the Document
                    • document.write()
                    • Cookies, Title, Referrer, Domain
                • Events
                  • Inline HTML Attributes
                  • Element Properties
                  • DOM Event Listeners
                  • Capturing and Bubbling
                  • Stop Propagation
                  • Prevent Default Behavior
                  • Cross-Browser Event Listeners
                  • Types of Events
                • XMLHttpRequest
                  • Send the Request
                  • Process the Response
                  • Creating XMLHttpRequest Objects in IE prior to version 7
                  • A is for Asynchronous
                  • X is for XML
                  • An Example
                • Summary
                • Exercises
                • Chapter 8: Coding and Design Patterns
                  • Coding Patterns
                    • Separating Behavior
                      • Content
                      • Presentation
                      • Behavior
                      • Example of Separating Behavior
                    • Namespaces
                      • An Object as a Namespace
                      • Namespaced Constructors
                      • A namespace() Method
                    • Init-Time Branching
                    • Lazy Definition
                    • Configuration Object
                    • Private Properties and Methods
                    • Privileged Methods
                    • Private Functions as Public Methods
                    • Self-Executing Functions
                    • Chaining
                    • JSON
                  • Design Patterns
                    • Singleton
                    • Singleton 2
                      • Global Variable
                      • Property of the Constructor
                      • In a Private Property
                    • Factory
                    • Decorator
                      • Decorating a Christmas Tree
                    • Observer
                  • Summary
                    • Appendix C: Built-in Objects
                      • Object
                        • Members of the Object Constructor
                        • Members of the Objects Created by the Object Constructor
                      • Array
                        • Members of the Array Objects
                      • Function
                        • Members of the Function Objects
                      • Boolean
                      • Number
                        • Members of the Number Constructor
                        • Members of the Number Objects
                      • String
                        • Members of the String Constructor
                        • Members of the String Objects
                      • Date
                        • Members of the Date Constructor
                        • Members of the Date Objects
                      • Math
                        • Members of the Math Object
                      • RegExp
                        • Members of RegExp Objects
                      • Error Objects
                        • Members of the Error Objects
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