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Along with HTML and CSS, the programming language JavaScript (/dvskrpt/), sometimes known as JS, is one of the foundational elements of the World Wide Web. 98% of websites will employ JavaScript for client-side webpage activity by 2022,[11] frequently incorporating third-party libraries. [13] To run the code on users' devices, every major web browser has a special JavaScript engine.
JavaScript is an ECMAScript-compliant high-level, frequently just-in-time compiled language.
[14] It features first-class functions, prototype-based object orientation, and dynamic typing. It supports event-driven, functional, and imperative programming paradigms and is multi-paradigm. It offers application programming interfaces (APIs) for using the Document Object Model, regular expressions, dates, and standard data structures (DOM).
There is no input/output (I/O) in the ECMAScript standard.
Along with HTML and CSS, the programming language JavaScript (/dvskrpt/), sometimes known as JS, is one of the foundational elements of the World Wide Web. 98% of websites will employ JavaScript for client-side webpage activity by 2022,[11] frequently incorporating third-party libraries. [13] To run the code on users' devices, every major web browser has a special JavaScript engine.
JavaScript is an ECMAScript-compliant high-level, frequently just-in-time compiled language.
[14] It features first-class functions, prototype-based object orientation, and dynamic typing. It supports event-driven, functional, and imperative programming paradigms and is multi-paradigm. It offers application programming interfaces (APIs) for using the Document Object Model, regular expressions, dates, and standard data structures (DOM).
There is no input/output (I/O) in the ECMAScript standard.
Along with HTML and CSS, the programming language JavaScript (/dvskrpt/), sometimes known as JS, is one of the foundational elements of the World Wide Web. 98% of websites will employ JavaScript for client-side webpage activity by 2022,[11] frequently incorporating third-party libraries. [13] To run the code on users' devices, every major web browser has a special JavaScript engine.
JavaScript is an ECMAScript-compliant high-level, frequently just-in-time compiled language.
[14] It features first-class functions, prototype-based object orientation, and dynamic typing. It supports event-driven, functional, and imperative programming paradigms and is multi-paradigm. It offers application programming interfaces (APIs) for using the Document Object Model, regular expressions, dates, and standard data structures (DOM).
There is no input/output (I/O) in the ECMAScript standard.
