The first day,when I read 'we need practice so we need a Javascript Interpreter.','Every browser has Javascript Interpreter.'

we can find them in the SETTING or TOOLS-> Developement Tools/Web console or just right click the page INSPECT ELEMENT.

so we don't need to install ANYTHING unless the browser,I know Chorme even IE 9 is fine,but Firefox is better.

Firstly , this book recommend a powerful tool called "Firebug",since I already bought this book,I would like to buy this tool and it's FREE!(Yay!)

the link to download Firebug is http://getfirebug.com/downloads (ONLY for Firefox,however FF is a better browser.I don't want to explain it now,we will see).

Secondly,I learnt the console.log() alert() to get some output.(seems like System.out.println() )

and then,I learnt "var" var for variable.

var x;      //define a var

x = 0;     //var can be number

x = 0.1;  //var can be float in JAVA,however it's Javascript

x = "hello world" //var can be string

x = 'Javascript'    //single quote is same,save our SHIFT,use single quote

x = true            //var can be boolean

x = null            //I feel var can be everything!!!

x = undefined     //very similar to null

"var" is like a baby,it's nothing,but it can be anything if you want.

most important part in Javascript is Object.

Object is name,value pair.

var book = {

topic : "Javascript",   

//the topic is like a field in Java

//"Javascript" is its value.

fat:     "true"

};

//and we can get the value of the "field" this way
book.topic // => it will be "Javascript"
book["fat"]//another way

//It's so simple and plain,let's learn something CRAZY!!!Yay!

it looks like just another way to write Java,right?Just don't use a specific type like int,float,string.

Is it that way?Come on!We will see.

book.author = 'Flanagan';    

//give it a new field and value after it already build

book.contents = {}

//give it a new object which is currently empty

NEVER know something like this before in Java right?

'Reflection' ? Yes,but this way is much more cleaner and beautiful,right?

I feel I start to like this little cute staff now.