can anyone do me a favour?

[Sembawang]

I started to learn JavaScript only few days ago. Now I try to do some small applications with it. But I found that I need to find some kind of "user manul", "documentation" or something like that, which may give a brief introdution to its built-in library.

As I learned Java before, I knew that Java has something called "API"(Application Programming Interface), which give the programmer a detailed descriptions of all its classes and their related methods. Is there a simliar things for JavaScript?
Where can I get it?

Thanks a lot.

[AdamGundry]

Check out the Javascript References at Javascript Central (Netscape DevEdge) (http://devedge.netscape.com/central/javascript/).

Adam

[man]

Originally posted by Sembawang
...I knew that Java has something called "API"(Application Programming Interface), which give the programmer a detailed descriptions of all its classes and their related methods. Is there a simliar things for JavaScript?
Where can I get it?

Sorry, but there is no API for the "javascript" language.
And there are no methods...

c, c++, visual basic, pascal, java ... are no "script" languages
They are "programming" languages.

Javascript is not compiled!

[prabhukm]

Just try this document.
http://developer.netscape.com/docs/manuals/javascript.html