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  • Strings are objects made out of strings of char values. Could this be the reason it's called string? I'm not a javascript expert but in Java this is the case.

  • "boy do i love bessie" :)

    Great tutorials, tried to learn very fast version of javascript, but this is so much better

    THX.

  • You're rock Bucky, I love your tutorial thanks for your share,,,I', still waiting for the next chapter

    ;)

  • For someone who knows Java, how fast can I learn JavaScript?

  • For the quotes part guys you can also use single (',') or double (",") just to ease yourself with all these memorization. You just type it like: (" John says, 'hello' to me and I said 'Hi' ") that way javascript sees it differently.

  • Schhtrings! :) nice tutorials by the way!

  • .. equal to a ssshhtring of text

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  • This is just like watching xhtml tuts :p

  • I love Boolean variables, they are the best!

  • @XinoBrix or they're not!

  • I'm confused on the part where you use a break for quotation marks within a string. For example, var tuna= "John said, \"Boy, do I love tuna\" "; document.write(tuna);

    Howcome the first break has the quotation mark inside of it but the ending break does not? I would think that would confuse javascript with an extra set of quotation marks but it doesn't. I'm confused.

  • @spasticdeath

    Watch the vid again whre he explains about the "escape" char . the " \ " allows the char right next to it , to be ignored by the browser. which means that both the quotations inside the main ones get ignored .

  • You are an extraordinary person who is born to teach us. please become my school's computer teacher,

  • So anyways,

  • shhhhhhhhtrings

  • You are the best man to teach computer language. Thanks a lot mate. You rock.

  • cool man thanx very much

  • your tutorials are much better than the old ones.

  • why do u say shtring instead of string? also u say it doesnt work but you dont refresh

    anyway great vids thanks a lot

  • I am going to learn Javascript in a week :D

  • ...you're better not vegetarian watching this tutorial ;)

  • LOL Bessie is a cow

  • bucky, you are awesome.

  • Bucky, you are amazing. Your tutorials are by far the best way to learn this stuff.

  • I've never known someone who loves tuna so much.

    Bucky, you're the best! :)

  • transcribe audio, it is HILARIOUS!! XD... couldn't stop laughing!

  • NULL OBJECT FTW (ae has it too so I got it :D)

  • Bessi must be a Cow, as far as she got the milk, hahhahaha

  • i thought to skip few videos, but looks lik its impossible! :)

  • 0 dislikes just how i like it :)

  • I thought null was just a value able to be assigned to a variable, not a type?

  • @D3R1CKZ It's a value all right, but treated specially. just like "false" is a value of boolean type.

  • What is the difference between java and javascript?

  • @TheBoomshae javascript is web based java is run on an emulator on the computer

  • @TheBoomshae

    there is no relation between java and javascript except the name

    javascript is only for the internet and java is acutally a "full" programm language

    so you can write real programs with it

  • @kraeukai This is not entirely true, there are standalone interpreters of Javascript for general purposes.

  • @gasto5

    ok, sorry i didnt know that

  • @TheBoomshae The name, and some syntax.

    Javascript has SOME similarities between Java's syntax which originates from C/C++.

    Javascript: scripting language mostly for web page dynamics/functions

    Java: A full fledged, general-purpose programming language.

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