Introduction to JavaScript
by Frank Peter
Publisher: Foothill College 2011
Number of pages: 84
Description:
This introduction to JavaScript covers the Document Object Model (DOM), JavaScript elements, events and event handlers, incorporating JavaScript into your HTML pages, program control, functions, arrays, forms, form handlers, environmental variables, etc.
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