The examples (listings) from Teach Yourself JavaScript 1.5 (Second Edition) are listed below. When you select one, it will be displayed in your browser; if you would rather look at the JavaScript source, use your browser's View Source option.

Hour 1: Understanding JavaScript

• Listing 1.1: A simple HTML document
• Listing 1.2: A simple HTML document with a simple script

Hour 2: Creating a Simple Script

• Listing 2.4: The complete Date/Time script
• Listing 2.5: The Date/Time script with added large clock display

Hour 3: Exploring JavaScript's Capabilities

• Listing 3.1: The scrolling message script

Hour 4: How JavaScript Programs Work

• (No script examples in this chapter)

Hour 5: Using Variables and Functions

• Listing 5.4: The complete functions example
• Listing 5.6: Local and global variables
• Listing 5.7: Customized HTML document example

Hour 6: Using Strings and Arrays

• Listing 6.1: Assigning values to strings
• Listing 6.3: The scrolling message example again

Hour 7: Testing and Comparing Values

• Listing 7-5: The complete user response example

Hour 8: Repeating Yourself: Using Loops

• Listing 8-7: Prompting for names and displaying them

Hour 9: Using Built-in Objects

• Listing 9.3: Testing JavaScript's random number functions

Hour 10: Working with the Document Object Model

• Listing 10.1: Displaying the Last Modified date
• Listing 10.2: Displaying Back and Forward buttons

Hour 11: Creating Custom Objects

• Listing 11.2: Adding a method to the String object
• Listing 11.3: Displaying data from Card objects

Hour 12: Responding to Events

• Listing 12.3: The complete descriptive links example

Hour 13: Using Windows and Frames

• Listing 13.1: Opening and Closing windows
• Listing 13.2: Updating a page with timeouts
• Listing 13.3: Displaying Alerts, Confirmations, and Prompts
• Listing 13.5: Using a navigation frame (also includes Listing 13.6)

Hour 14: Getting Data with Forms

• Listing 14.1: Displaying data from a form
• Listing 14.2: Sending a form's results by email
• Listing 14.3: Validing a form's results

Hour 15: Using Graphics and Animation

• Listing 15.1: Using client-side image maps
• Listing 15.2: An example of rollovers
• Listing 15.3: The complete animation example

Hour 16: Creating Cross-Browser Scripts

• Listing 16.1: Displaying information about the browser
• Listing 16.5: The browser detection example

Hour 17: Working with Style Sheets

• Listing 17.2: Style sheet example (Requires Netscape 4.0/IE 4.0 or later)
• Listing 17.5: The dynamic style sheet example (Requires Netscape 6.0/IE 5/0 or later)

Hour 18: Creating Dynamic Pages with the DOM

• Listing 18.1: A simple HTML document
• Listing 18.2: Animation with Dynamic HTML

Hour 19: Using Advanced DOM Features

NOTE: All of these examples require Netscape 6.0/IE 5.0 or later.

• Listing 19.1: Hiding and showing objects
• Listing 19.2: Modifying text within a page
• Listing 19.3: Adding text to a page
• Listing 19.4: Scrolling a message within the document

Hour 20: Working with Multimedia and Plug-ins

• Listing 20.2: Listing installed plug-ins (Requires Netscape 3.0 or later)
• Listing 20.3: The JavaScript piano example

Hour 21: Finding and Handling Errors

• Listing 21.1: The number guesser example (with bugs)
• Listing 21.2: The number guesser example (debugged)

Hour 22: Improving a Web Page with JavaScript

• Listing 22.1: The initial FSC Web page, without JavaScript
• Listing 22.6: The FSC Web page with various JavaScript additions

Hour 23: Creating a JavaScript Game

• Listing 23.9: The complete Draw Poker game

Hour 24: Where Do We Go From Here?

• (No script examples in this chapter)