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Definition: JavaScript is an active scripting language created by Netscape based on Sun Microsystem’s platform-independent programming language Java. Originally named LiveScript, Netscape changed the name to JavaScript to ride on the coattails of Java’s popularity. JavaScript is used within HTML to execute small programs to generate a dynamic web page. Using JavaScript a developer can make text or graphics change when the mouse points at them, update the current date and time on the web page or add personal information like how long its been since that user last visited the site. Microsoft Internet Explorer supports a subset of JavaScript dubbed JScript.

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I have a passion for technology and gadgets--with a focus on Microsoft and security--and a desire to help others understand how technology can affect or improve their lives. I also love spending time with my wife, 7 kids, 4 dogs, 7 cats, a pot-bellied pig, and sulcata tortoise, and I like to think I enjoy reading and golf even though I never find time for either. You can contact me directly at tony@xpective.net. For more from me, you can follow me on Threads, Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn.

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Tony Bradley: I have a passion for technology and gadgets--with a focus on Microsoft and security--and a desire to help others understand how technology can affect or improve their lives. I also love spending time with my wife, 7 kids, 4 dogs, 7 cats, a pot-bellied pig, and sulcata tortoise, and I like to think I enjoy reading and golf even though I never find time for either. You can contact me directly at tony@xpective.net. For more from me, you can follow me on Threads, Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn.