Professional JavaScript for Web Developers, 5th Edition

INDEX

Symbols

• + (add) operator, 78–79
• & (AND) operator (bitwise), 69–70
• && (AND) operator (logical), 74–75
• * (asterisk), 21
• ` (backticks), 43, 45
• {} (curly braces), 21–22, 107
• $ (dollar sign), 20
• / (divide) operator, 77
• ** (exponentiation operator), 78
• == (equal) operator, 82–83, 776–778
• / (forward slash), 20–21
• > (greater-than) operator, 80–81
• >= (greater-than-or-equal-to) operator, 80–81
• === (identically equal to) operator, 83–84
• << (left shift), 71–72
• < (less-than) operator, 80–81
• <= (less-than-or-equal-to) operator, 80–81
• -- (minus signs), 64–65
• & (modulus) operator, 77–78
• * (multiply) operator, 76–77
• ! (NOT) operator, 69, 73–74
• != (not-equal) operator, 82–83, 776–778
• !== (not identically equal to) operator, 83–84
• | (OR) operator (bitwise), 70–71
• || (OR) operator (logical), 75–76
• ++ (plus signs), 64
• ? (question mark), 256
• >> (signed right shift), 72
• + (single plus sign), 66–67
• - (subtract) operator, 79–80
• _ (underscore), 20
• >>> (unsigned right shift), 73
• ^ (XOR) operator, 71

A

• abort() method, 696, 712
• aborting requests, 812
• absolute property, 592
• abstract base classes, 317–318
• acceleration property, 594
• accelerationIncludingGravity property, 594
• acceptCharset property, 646
• acceptNode() method, 522
• accessibility issues, 580
• accessing element styles, 508–512
• accessors
  • properties of, 254–255
  • prototype, 307–308
  • static class, 310–311
• action property, 646
• activate property, 929
• activated state, 943
• activating state, 941–942
• activation object, 103
• active property, 926 ...