JavaScript Syntax
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I need a human understandable definition of how java script interprets. It seems to be a dance between html pages and forms, and .js Files. I have 40 years experience in coding in 'C' and 'CPP'. The syntax of java is indeed similar. This language provides apparently no type info of any kind. params, indeed the whole of js seems to be devoid of types. Issues are the relation between the JS Code and the pages using it That is totally unclear. Next, how do I debug Javascript. How do I set breakpoints? what software should use to code in Javascript. Help Please! Bram
Bram van Kampen
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I need a human understandable definition of how java script interprets. It seems to be a dance between html pages and forms, and .js Files. I have 40 years experience in coding in 'C' and 'CPP'. The syntax of java is indeed similar. This language provides apparently no type info of any kind. params, indeed the whole of js seems to be devoid of types. Issues are the relation between the JS Code and the pages using it That is totally unclear. Next, how do I debug Javascript. How do I set breakpoints? what software should use to code in Javascript. Help Please! Bram
Bram van Kampen
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I need a human understandable definition of how java script interprets. It seems to be a dance between html pages and forms, and .js Files. I have 40 years experience in coding in 'C' and 'CPP'. The syntax of java is indeed similar. This language provides apparently no type info of any kind. params, indeed the whole of js seems to be devoid of types. Issues are the relation between the JS Code and the pages using it That is totally unclear. Next, how do I debug Javascript. How do I set breakpoints? what software should use to code in Javascript. Help Please! Bram
Bram van Kampen
As Richard has pointed out - you'll get better answers in the right forum. In the meantime - this article might help with the whole "how does it work" question How does JavaScript work and how can I build simple calculators with it? | HowStuffWorks[^] There are further links in that article to other interesting "stuff" to help you in your research. Note that I'm not actually advocating the how stuff works site per se, but you can pick up useful terminology that makes google searches more focussed.
