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This book is a very basic book, but for the first time in the front of me is a good book, the harvest is very big, some basic things understand more thoroughly.1.DOM is the abbreviation for the Document Object model, which is what JavaScript does with the DOM, or the operation of the node.2.js DOM, this is all objects,

This book is mainly elaborated from two parts: scope and Closure, this and object prototype.One-scope and closed-packet1-scopeFor JavaScript, most of the time the compilation occurs in a few subtle times before the code executes. Behind the scopes we're talking about, the JavaScript engine is trying to make the best performance possible, such as JIT, which can de

Http://www.china-pub.com/196857 The breadth and depth of JavaScript applications are growing and deepened, and the Javascript skills that need to be mastered in front-end development are becoming increasingly challenging. This new version updates almost all the content of the previous version, and integrates the valuable experience of the author in front-end development over the past few years. It is a

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that's not var x=1 and function f () {}, which means I delete this.x, delete this.f will be like Deleteobject.prototype, return false?J: Well, it's dripping.R (a restless heart urges it again to dis Mr. JS): Oh, but. I see This.x=1; Delete x returns True, huh?J: Well, yes, because the front this.x is creating a configurable global property, and it doesn't use Var.R (Too young too naive?) No no no continue dis): OK, that was the last time the next door Xiao Wang wrote, why did you report a gramm

1.JavaScript is written in the Unicode character set. The Unicode character set is intended for cross-language, cross-platform communication, which corresponds to one by one of all used text symbols to the computer's binary.2.JavaScript is case-sensitive. HTML is case-insensitive. A special example of this is that the onclick event written in the HTML tag can be written as an onclick, and can only be writte

he is the global scope of } (); Eval (//Temp2 front without var at this time he is the global scope of console.log (temp); Console.log (TEMP1); // Output // Output17. Closure Package: var count=function () { var i=0; return function () { return i++; }} () // here () do not forget to call the Count function immediately from the The function of the Console.log (count ()); // output 0 Console.log (count ()); //