Difference between revisions of "JavaScript"

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JavaScript (also known by its acronym JS; hereinafter, JS) is the programming language that is supported by nearly all web browsers as one of three web languages. The other two languages are a markup language, HTML, and a style-sheet language, CSS.

JS conforms to the ECMAScript specification.

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−	[[JavaScript]] (also known by its acronym [[JS]]; hereinafter, ''JS'') is the [[programming language]] that ~~both conforms to the [[ECMAScript]] standard and~~ is supported by nearly all ~~major~~ [[web browser]]s as one of three [[web language]]s. The other two languages are a [[markup language]], [[HTML]], and a [[style-sheet language]], [[CSS]].	+	[[JavaScript]] (also known by its acronym [[JS]]; hereinafter, ''JS'') is the [[programming language]] that is supported by nearly all [[web browser]]s as one of three [[web language]]s. The other two languages are a [[markup language]], [[HTML]], and a [[style-sheet language]], [[CSS]].
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		+	''JS'' conforms to the [[ECMAScript]] specification.