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'''Javascript''' is a [[computer]] [[programming language]].  Javascript is not the same as [[Java]], although its [[syntax]] is remarkably similar.  Javascript code can be embedded in [[HTML]] pages.  [[Web browser]]s will then execute the Javascript before displaying the web page for the user, or in response to user actions on the page, unless Javascript has been disabled in the web browser's options.  Javascript is standardardized by the European Computer Manufacturer's Association ([[ECMA]]) and is, these days, occasionally referred to as ECMA-script.
'''Javascript''' is a [[computer]] [[programming language]].  Javascript is not the same as [[Java]], although its [[syntax]] is remarkably similar.  Javascript code can be embedded in [[HTML]] pages.  [[Web browser]]s will then execute the Javascript before displaying the web page for the user, or in response to user actions on the page, unless Javascript has been disabled in the web browser's options.  Javascript is standardardized by the European Computer Manufacturer's Association ([[ECMA]]) and is, these days, occasionally referred to as ECMA-script.


!!!HTML and JavaScript slides (Powerpoint):


*[[http://alliance.seas.upenn.edu/~cis700/Lectures/1-html-and-forms.ppt|HTML and Forms]]
*[[http://alliance.seas.upenn.edu/~cis700/Lectures/2-basic-javascript.ppt|JavaScript I]]
*[[http://alliance.seas.upenn.edu/~cis700/Lectures/3-intermediate-javascript.ppt|JavaScript II]]
*[[http://alliance.seas.upenn.edu/~cis700/Lectures/4-advanced-javascript.ppt|JavaScript III]]
*[[http://alliance.seas.upenn.edu/~cis700/Lectures/5-js-and-html.ppt|JavaScript and HTML]]
*[[http://alliance.seas.upenn.edu/~cis700/Lectures/6-js-examples.ppt|JavaScript Examples]]


!!!A Concise Introduction to JavaScript
!!!A Concise Introduction to JavaScript

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Javascript is a computer programming language. Javascript is not the same as Java, although its syntax is remarkably similar. Javascript code can be embedded in HTML pages. Web browsers will then execute the Javascript before displaying the web page for the user, or in response to user actions on the page, unless Javascript has been disabled in the web browser's options. Javascript is standardardized by the European Computer Manufacturer's Association (ECMA) and is, these days, occasionally referred to as ECMA-script.


!!!A Concise Introduction to JavaScript


Tutorial: %newwin% [[1]]


!!!Pat's Javascript examples from last year: