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These sections explain the elements that make up the JavaScript language.
JavaScript code in Internet Explorer can interact with HTML, CSS and the Document Object Model (DOM), which represents HTML and browser objects.
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For information about HTML, see HTML/XHTML Reference.
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For information about CSS, see Cascading Style Sheets.
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For information about the DOM, see Document Object Model (DOM).
JavaScript code can be used in browser applications as well as Metro style apps. Metro style apps are supported in Windows 8 Release Preview and Visual Studio 2012 RC.
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For information about JavaScript in Metro style apps, see JavaScript roadmap.
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For information about HTML and CSS in Metro style apps, see HTML/CSS for Metro style apps.
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For information about Metro style APIs, see API reference for Windows Runtime and Windows Library for JavaScript.
The JavaScript editor in Visual Studio 2012 RC provides IntelliSense support. For more information, see JavaScript IntelliSense.