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JavaScript

A Beginner’s Guide

Third Edition

About the Author

John Pollock is employed as a Web Administrator during

the day and works on Web sites and other projects during the

evening. He runs two Web sites devoted to Web development

and design—PageResource.com ( www.pageresource.com)

is a development tutorial site, and JavaScript City ( www

.javascriptcity.com) is a site that offers free JavaScript code

to Web developers. John holds a bachelor of arts in English

from Sam Houston State University and currently lives in New

Waverly, Texas with his wife Heather.

About the Technical Editor

Scott Duffy is an author and consultant based in Toronto,

Canada. He designs and develops Web sites for small and

medium-sized companies.

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A Beginner’s Guide

Third Edition

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