LEARNING JAVASCRIPT - LEXICAL STRUCTURES – RESERVED WORDS (JAVASCRIPT TUTORIAL)

1.       WELCOME

1.       INTRODUCTION  1 - 2 - 3

2.       FIRST PROGRAM

2.       BASICS

1.       PLACING THE CODE  1

2.       LEXICAL STRUCTURE

1.    Reserved words

3.       VARIABLES AND TYPES

NUMBERS ● STRINGS ● DATES ● ARRAYS

4.       OPERATORS

5.       CONTROL STRUCTURES

6.       FUNCTIONS AND OBJECTS

7.       EVENT HANDLING

8.       REGULAR EXPRESSIONS

3.       ADVANCED TOPICS

1.       OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING

1.       CONSTRUCTORS AND PROTOTYPES

2.       INHERITANCE

3.       ACCESS CONTROL

2.       FUNCTIONAL PROGRAMMING IN JAVASCRIPT

1.       FUNCTION OBJECTS

2.       ANONYMOUS FUNCTIONS

3.       CLOSURES

4.       HIGHER ORDER FUNCTIONS

3.       MODULAR JAVASCRIPT

1.       MODULES

2.       NAMESPACES

4.       OPTIMIZATION

5.       METAPROGRAMMING

6.       BOOKMARKLETS

4.       DEBUGGING

1.       JAVASCRIPT DEBUGGERS

2.       COMMON MISTAKES

3.       DEBUGGING METHODS

4.       BROWSER BUGS

5.       DYNAMIC WEB CLIENT PROGRAMMING (DHTML)

1.       RUNTIME DOCUMENT MANIPULATION

1.       INTRODUCTION TO THE DOCUMENT OBJECT MODEL (DOM)

2.       FINDING ELEMENTS

3.       ADDING ELEMENTS

4.       CHANGING ELEMENTS

5.       CHANGING ELEMENT STYLES

6.       REMOVING ELEMENTS

2.       EVENT HANDLERS

1.       SIMPLE EVENT HANDLERS

2.       W3C EVENT HANDLERS

3.       EXTENDED EVENT HANDLERS

3.       RUNNING SCRIPTS AT PAGE LOAD

4.       SOUL BUILDING JAVASCRIPT

5.       XML AND JAVASCRIPT

1.       DOM MANIPULATION

2.       XSL SPRINKLES

6.       DHTML EXAMPLES

6.       ADVANCED WEB CLIENT PROGRAMMING

1.       WORKING WITH IMAGES

2.       WORKING WITH FORMS

3.       WORKING WITH COOKIES

4.       CLIENT-SERVER PROGRAMMING (AJAX)

1.       XMLHTTPREQUEST

2.       HANDLING HTML

3.       HANDLING JSON

4.       HANDLING XML

5.       DESIGN MODE

7.       JAVASCRIPT OUTSIDE HTML

1.       ACTIONSCRIPT IN FLASH

2.       ADOBE PDF FORMS

3.       JSOSA FOR THE MACINTOSH

4.       JSCRIPT IN MICROSOFT WSH

8.       STANDARDS AND BEST PRACTICES

1.       NAMING CONVENTIONS

2.       CODE STRUCTURING

3.       ACCESSIBILITY

9.       APPENDICES

1.       INDEX

2.       LINKS

3.       USEFUL SOFTWARE TOOLS

4.       HISTORY OF JAVASCRIPT

5.       CONTRIBUTORS

[My advice if you don’t have great memory. Don’t try to learn them at all. While making your code refer to them as much as you can, so that they become part of your holistic memory]

This page contains a list of reserved words in JavaScript, which cannot be used as names of variables, functions or other objects.

[edit] Reserved JavaScript keywords

1. break
2. case
3. catch
4. continue
5. default
6. delete
7. do
8. else
9. false
10. finally
11. for
12. function
13. if
14. in
15. instanceof
16. new
17. null
18. return
19. switch
20. this
21. throw
22. true
23. try
24. typeof
25. var
26. void
27. while
28. with

[edit] Words reserved for JavaScript in the future

These words are reserved by ECMAScript v3 for future versions of JavaScript:

1. abstract
2. boolean
3. byte
4. char
5. class
6. const
7. debugger
8. double
9. enum
10. export
11. extends
12. final
13. float
14. goto
15. implements
16. import
17. int
18. interface
19. long
20. native
21. package
22. private
23. protected
24. public
25. short
26. static
27. super
28. synchronized
29. throws
30. transient
31. volatile