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Advanced JavaScript

JavaScript - Internet Explorer 10

These sections explain advanced JavaScript functionality, such as recursion, arrays, troubleshooting, and so on.

Using Constructors to Create Objects: Explains how to write constructors as a way to instantiate objects.
Prototypes and Prototype Inheritance: Explains how to use prototypes to create derived objects.
Data Properties and Accessor Properties: Explains the difference between data properties and accessor properties.
Recursion: Explains how JavaScript uses recursion and looping.
Variable Scope: Describes the distinction between global and local scopes.
Copying, Passing, and Comparing Data: Explains the concept of passing by value or by reference.
Using Arrays: Describes the concept of arrays in JavaScript.
Typed Arrays (JavaScript): Describes typed arrays.
Special Characters: Lists the characters that allow you to include in strings characters you cannot type directly.
Troubleshooting Your Scripts: Explains how to find common script errors.
Conditional Compilation: Describes the statements that JavaScript uses compile depending on specific conditions.
Conditional Compilation Variables: Lists the variables that are available for conditional compilation.
Strict Mode: Explains the use of strict mode. Strict mode is not supported in versions of Internet Explorer earlier than Internet Explorer 10.

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