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| A subset of the Java programming language |
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| A programming language that must be translated (by a compiler) into a code that a computer can understand. |
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| A programming language in which the program code is converted into an executable application each time it is run. |
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| A version of JavaScript supported by Internet Explorer. |
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| European Computer Manufacturers Association (ECMA) |
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| An international body that is responsible for the development of a scripting standard |
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| A standardized version of javascript |
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| A client-side programming language supported by internet explorer |
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| the ability or manipulate objects |
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| An action you perform on an object |
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| a memory location whose contents or value can change any time during the running of a program |
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| A type of variable that represents a number |
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| A type of variable that represents a group of text characters |
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| A type of variable that only accepts true or false answers |
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| A variable that has no value |
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| Data containing object information |
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| A javascript command that assigns values to variables |
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| An element that performs actions within expressions |
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| An operator that performs simple mathematical calculations |
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| A mathematical operator that works on two elements in an expression |
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| A mathematical operator that works on only one variable in an expression |
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| A mathematical operator that can be used to increase the value of a variable by 1 |
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| An operator that assigns a value |
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| An object used for calculations |
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| A series of commands that performs an action or calculates a value |
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| Values used by a function |
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| A group of javascript commands set off by curly braces |
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| To run a function in javascript |
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| A command that runs only when specific conditions are met |
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| An expression that can be evaluated to true or false |
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| An operator that compares one item to another |
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| An operator that connects two or more boolean expressions |
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| An operator that tests whether a condition is true, and returns values that you specify, depending on whether the condition is true or false |
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| An ordered collection of values referenced by a single name |
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| A combination of statements that both create and populate an array |
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| A set of instructions that is executed repeatedly |
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| A programming feature that tracks the number of times a command block has been run. |
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| A programming error that occurs when a script is first loaded by the interpreter |
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| A programming error that occurs after a script has been successfully loaded, and while it is being executed. |
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| A programming error that results in incorrect results |
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| Searching code to locate the source of errors. |
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| Code that is broken up into smaller chunks, each of which performs a specific task |
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| Microsoft Script Debugger/ Netscape Javascript Console |
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| A program that finds errors in JavaScript |
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