Object Types

Functions

• What is a function?
• Pre-defined functions
• Scope of Variables
• Function Expressions
• Anonymous Functions
• Callback Functions

Objects

• What is an object?
• Accessing Object Properties
• Calling an Object’s Methods
• Altering Properties/Methods

Array Properties and Methods

• The length property
• Stack Methods
• Queue Methods
• Reordering Methods
• Manipulation Methods
• Location Methods
• Iterative Methods
• Working with array of objects

DOM

• The Document Object Model
• Node Relationships
• Working with the Contents of Elements
• Getting Elements by ID, Tag Name, or Class
• Adding and removing element

Built-in Objects

• Object Types
• The String Object
• The Window Object

Using Events in JavaScript

• What are events?
• Handling events
• DOM manipulation using events

Handling Input and Output

• Understanding HTML Forms
• Working with the Form Object
• Validating user input

Ajax and JSON

• Introduction to AJAX and JSON
• Viewing AJAX in action
• Using the XMLHttpRequest object
• Putting Objects in Motion with JSON

The built-in objects can be divided into four groups:

Data wrapper objects—Object, Array, Function, Boolean, Number, and String. These objects correspond to the different data types in JavaScript. Basically, there is a data wrapper object for each different value returned by typeof with the exception of “undefined” and “null”.

Utility objects—These are Math, Date, RegExp and can come in very handy.

Error objects—The generic Error object as well as other, more specific objects that can help your program recover its working state when something unexpected happens. Events,

Created by Browser— document, window(alert, confirm)