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tags, reparenting node to 
Back button 
back() method
    History object  2nd 
    Window object 
background property  2nd 
backslash (\\\\)  [See \\\\, under Symbols]
backspace character 
bar charts, dynamic (example) 
base-10 integers 
base-16 (hexadecimal) integers 
base-8 (octal) integers 
beginDrag() function (example) 
    Netscape 4 event model 
below property 
bgcolor attribute 
bgColor property 
    Document object  2nd  3rd 
        platform incompatibilities, workarounds 
    Layer object 
binary numbers  2nd 
binary operators 
bit shift operators 
bitmask constants, Event object (Netscape 4) 
bitwise operators 
blocks, statement 
    block-level variable scope 
blue property 
blur() method
    HTMLAnchorElement object 
    HTMLInputElement object  2nd 
    HTMLSelectElement object 
    HTMLTextAreaElement 
    Input object 
    Window object  2nd  3rd 
body property  2nd 
tags 
    alink, link, and vlink attributes of 
    document colors, setting as attributes 
    Document property values from attributes of 
    event handlers, defining in 
boldface, text within node or its descendants 
bookmarks
    javascript\: URLs in 
    personal bar of, displaying in window 
    privacy of lists 
    script for 
boolean data type  2nd  3rd 
    Boolean object 
    comparing by value 
    logical operators 
    true and false values, converting 
Boolean object 
Boolean(), calling as function 
booleanValue() method 
border attribute 
border property  2nd 
bottom attribute  2nd 
bottom property 
braces  [See {}, under Symbols]
brackets  [See , under Symbols]
break statements 
    automatic semicolons and  2nd 
    in switch statements 
breaking cyclical references 
browsers  [See also Internet Explorer; Mozilla; Netscape]2nd 
    bgColor property, setting 
    browsing history  2nd 
    client-side JavaScript  2nd 
        features listing by browser 
    compatibility issues 
        avoiding 
        coding for platform incompatibilities 
        failing to resolve 
        feature testing 
        ignoring incompatibilities 
        JavaScript version support, detecting 
        language version incompatibility, notifying users of 
        non-JavaScript browsers 
        server-side scripts, determining browser from 
    controlling 
    cookies  [See also cookies]
        storage limitations 
    cross-browser DHTML animation script 
    CSS versions, support for 
    default actions associated with events 
        preventing 
    default style sheet, overriding 
    DOM standard, conformance to 
    DOM Traversal API, support for 
    executing JavaScript programs 
    fourth-generation, DHTML in 
    home page, displaying 
    JavaScript in URLs 
    Mozilla 
    Navigator objects  2nd  3rd 
        determining vendor and version 
    programming environment 
        event-driven model 
        object hierarchy and DOM 
        window as global execution context 
    recent developments in 
    security issues 
    window, controlling with JavaScript 
bubbles property  2nd 
bubbling, event propagation 
    Event object, DOM Level 2 
    IE event model  2nd 
built-in elements 
built-in functions 
    constructor 
Button object  2nd  3rd 
    event handlers 
button property 
    IE Event object  2nd 
    MouseEvent object 
tags 
    Reset objects, creating 
    Submit objects, creating 
buttons
    Button form element 
    converting paragraphs to uppercase 
    DHTML animation 
    radio 
    Reset 
    reversing document nodes 
    Submit 
    toggle 
by reference 
    comparing objects, arrays, and functions 
    copying and passing string 
    copying, passing, and comparing object 
    passing, different meanings of 
    reference types, manipulating 
    summary of 
by value 
    comparing numbers, strings, and boolean values 
    comparing strings 
    passing references by 
    primitive types, manipulating 
    summary of 

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