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you cover these topics
Data Representation with Values
Conversion of Type
Operators
Managing Flow
Survivorship of Members
Arrays and Functions
Modifying and Navigating the DOM Tree
CSS scripting
Being Alert to Events
BOM (Browser Object Model) scripting
Utilizing Strings
Comprehensive DOM Manipulation
Cascading Style Sheets
Dealing with User Events
AJAX and JavaScript are asynchronous
