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Inline/Online: Fundamentals of the Internet and the World Wide Web, 2/e
Raymond Greenlaw, Armstrong Atlantic State University
Ellen Hepp, The University of New Hampshire
Web Programming Material

Chapter 12 Learning Objectives

In this chapter, you will learn more advanced Web programming. The features described here will allow you to add more sophistication to your Web pages, and make them more interactive. This chapter will not teach you how to become a JavaScript or Java programmer - that requires a separate course and two more separate books. The idea of this chapter is to give you a better sense of what is available and where you can continue your studies of Web programming if you decide to pursue them further. You will learn about the following topics here:

How to program the most important elements in the JavaScript pro-gramming language

What an applet is, and how to include one in your Web pages

What the Java programming language is, and some basics about object-oriented programming

How guest books work, guest book styles, and how to include one in your Web presentation

How and when to use counters on your Web pages

What a server-side include is








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