January 2001
Beginner
312 pages
6h 4m
English
One thing you've probably heard about JavaScript is that it is an object- oriented language. But what does this really mean? To understand this, you need to be familiar with three terms:
Objects
Methods
Properties
What follows is a brief look at the three. After you have used JavaScript for a little while, you'll find yourself using them a lot more, so we can leave the detailing of them until later.
Put simply, an object is a thing, anything. Just as things in the real world are objects (cars, dogs, dollar bills, and so on), things in the computer world are regarded as objects, too.
To JavaScript, its objects all live in the Web browser. These are things like the browser window itself, forms, and ...
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