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	This book assumes that the reader has some experience in designing web pages using either HTML or XHTML. Experience using other programming languages is a benefit, but not a requirement when reading this book. Every effort has been made to carefully explain the concepts of JavaScript to make this book accessible to those with little or no programming experience. The early chapters of JavaScript Essentials cover the basics of the JavaScript scripting language with plenty of examples illustrating the topics covered and providing "cut and paste" solutions to common problems. Only once the basics are covered does the book go on to cover the more advanced topics.		This book assumes that the reader has some experience in designing web pages using either HTML or XHTML. Experience using other programming languages is a benefit, but not a requirement when reading this book. Every effort has been made to carefully explain the concepts of JavaScript to make this book accessible to those with little or no programming experience. The early chapters of JavaScript Essentials cover the basics of the JavaScript scripting language with plenty of examples illustrating the topics covered and providing "cut and paste" solutions to common problems. Only once the basics are covered does the book go on to cover the more advanced topics.

	It is hoped that after completing this book, the typical reader will be confidently adding dynamic, JavaScript powered content to their web sites.		It is hoped that after completing this book, the typical reader will be confidently adding dynamic, JavaScript powered content to their web sites.

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	It is hoped that after completing this book, the typical reader will be confidently adding dynamic, JavaScript powered content to their web sites.		It is hoped that after completing this book, the typical reader will be confidently adding dynamic, JavaScript powered content to their web sites.

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	This book assumes that the reader has some experience in designing web pages using either HTML or XHTML. Experience using other programming languages is a benefit, but not a requirement when reading this book. Every effort has been made to carefully explain the concepts of JavaScript to make this book accessible to those with little or no programming experience.		This book assumes that the reader has some experience in designing web pages using either HTML or XHTML. Experience using other programming languages is a benefit, but not a requirement when reading this book. Every effort has been made to carefully explain the concepts of JavaScript to make this book accessible to those with little or no programming experience.
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	This book assumes that the reader has some experience in designing web pages using either HTML or XHTML. Experience using other programming languages is a benefit, but not a requirement when reading this book. Every effort has been made to carefully explain the concepts of JavaScript to make this book accessible to those with little or no programming experience.		This book assumes that the reader has some experience in designing web pages using either HTML or XHTML. Experience using other programming languages is a benefit, but not a requirement when reading this book. Every effort has been made to carefully explain the concepts of JavaScript to make this book accessible to those with little or no programming experience.

−	The final sections of the book provide a set of How-To guides that are intended to be of use to both novice and experienced JavaScript developers.	+	The final sections of the book provide a set of How-To guides that provide ready-made solutions to common JavaScript problems, and are intended to be of use to both novice and experienced JavaScript developers.