9.1 Introduction
In this chapter, we continue with the introduction to the JavaScript programming language. This time, there are more nuts and bolts about the language itself that are not tied to the HTML environment in which the JavaScript executes.
This book makes no assumptions about prior programming experience. If you’re a complete newbie, read this chapter slowly and drink it in. On the other hand, if you already know another programming language (like Java, C++, or Python), then some of what you saw in the prior chapter probably looked familiar (e.g., variables, assignment statements, and functions). Likewise, even more of this chapter will look familiar. But don’t skip this chapter! JavaScript has its quirks that you need to learn ...
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