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- For complete novices
- No special equipment or software needed beyond a Web browser
- Teaches principles of good programming practice
- Lots of fun!
Learn How to Program Using Any Web Browser is a book about general principles of good programming practice for complete novices. If you're a teen or someone who is just starting to get curious about what makes a computer work, or an office worker who has been using computer applications for years and would like to spend some time looking deeper into what makes them tick, then this book is for you.
Learn How to Program Using Any Web Browser teaches the basics of programming using JavaScript. JavaScript, a modern programming language, can be written using any text editor and displayed in almost any web browser, regardless of the operating system. In the process, author Harold Davis discusses modern computer programming principles and explains concepts such as object-oriented programming in an easy-to-understand manner. |
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Teach Yourself VISUALLY Microsoft Office Access 2007 (Tech)How to Use This Teach Yourself VISUALLY Book
Do you look at the pictures in a book or newspaper before anything else on a page? Would you rather see an image instead of read about how to do something? Search no further. This book is for you. Opening Teach Yourself VISUALLY Microsoft Office Access 2007 enables you to read less and learn... | | Quick Course in Microsoft Office Xp: Fast-Track Training Books for Busy PeopleThis guide provides clear, concise instruction and hands-on practice so you get the most out of Office XP. Learn the basics of Outlook, Access, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, Publisher, FrontPage, Project, and Visio, then gain proficiency.
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