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What is the primary technology alongside JavaScript on the World Wide Web?
What is the primary technology alongside JavaScript on the World Wide Web?
Which programming language has a dedicated engine in all major web browsers to execute the code on users' devices?
Which programming language has a dedicated engine in all major web browsers to execute the code on users' devices?
Which of the following programming styles is supported by JavaScript?
Which of the following programming styles is supported by JavaScript?
Which runtime system is the most popular for using JavaScript engines in servers and various applications?
Which runtime system is the most popular for using JavaScript engines in servers and various applications?
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In practice, which system provides JavaScript APIs for I/O such as networking, storage, or graphics facilities?
In practice, which system provides JavaScript APIs for I/O such as networking, storage, or graphics facilities?
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Study Notes
JavaScript and Web Browsers
- The primary technology alongside JavaScript on the World Wide Web is HTML/CSS.
- All major web browsers have a dedicated engine to execute JavaScript code on users' devices.
Programming Styles
- JavaScript supports Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and Functional Programming styles.
Runtime System
- Node.js is the most popular runtime system for using JavaScript engines in servers and various applications.
JavaScript APIs
- The Node.js system provides JavaScript APIs for I/O operations such as networking, storage, or graphics facilities.
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Description
Test your knowledge of JavaScript with this quiz covering the basics of the programming language, including its role as a core technology of the World Wide Web, its usage on client side for webpage behavior, and its status as a high-level, often just-in-time compiled language that conforms to the ECMAScript standard.