Java Script Objects
Java Script is object based language, it is not support completley OOPs (Object Oriented Programming) features, you may confuse how you create object from another object rather than create object from class normally we do it in any object oriented programming language like C++, Java or dot net.
Javascript support both built in objects as well as you can create your own custom objects, there are more than 20 objects, in these section we know in details about them.
Java Script is object based language, it is not support completley OOPs (Object Oriented Programming) features, you may confuse how you create object from another object rather than create object from class normally we do it in any object oriented programming language like C++, Java or dot net.
Javascript support both built in objects as well as you can create your own custom objects, there are more than 20 objects, in these section we know in details about them.
JavaScript's built in objects from the core of the logical event-driven environ meant within which scripts are designed. These objects (frames, windows, documents, forms, and son on) behave in predictable ways and can be manipulated through their well-defined properties and methods. Built in objects are those that are automatically included in the java script environment; you don not have to create them or do anything to make them accessible other refer to them within a script whenever they are nodded.
| Sr. | Objects | Object Description |
| 1 | Anchor | Consist of text string identifying a hypertext link in an HTML document. |
| 2 | Button | Lets you define and control a push button that appears on an HTML from. |
| 3 | Checkbox | Lets you exert control over a check box within an HTML form. |
| 4 | Date | Provides access to date and time functions within a Java Script. |
| 5 | Document | Consist of properties and methods associated with a specific HTML document file. |
| 6 | Element Array | Represents a list of individual from elements accessible through an indexed array. |
| 7 | Form | Consists of the properties and methods associated with individual forms in an HTML document and form objects. |
| 8 | Frame | Consists of an individual scrollable windows established through tag and capable of displaying HTML documents. |
| 9 | Hidden | Provides access to hidden objects that exits on a form. |
| 10 | History | Consists of an accessible list of a URL links compiled during the course of a user navigating through a series of web pages. |
| 11 | Link | Represents a hypertext link in the form of text or image |
| 12 | Location | Provides specific data on the currently active URL. |
| 13 | Math | Performs a wide range of mathematical functions. |
| 14 | Navigator | Provides version of Navigator |
| 15 | Password | Provides access to that portion of an HTML form that is used to process text field containing a password. entered characters are marked as asterisks. |
| 16 | Radio | Lets you control access to a radio button embedded in an HTML form. |
| 17 | Reset | Provides access to a reset button appearing on an HTML Form. |
| 18 | Select | Provides indexed array access to the contents of a selection list or a scrolling list appearing within an HTML form. |
| 19 | String | Perform string manipulation. |
| 20 | Submit | Perform processing of submit buttons that have been defined in an HTML document. |
| 21 | Text | Provides access to text input fields that are used on a HTML form. |
| 22 | Textarea | Offers processing of scrollable, multiline text blocks that can be embedded within an HTML form. |
| 23 | Window | Represents the second highest level objects in the hierarchy. |
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