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JavaScript is cross-platform and object-orientated. You can use it for everything from simple animation to complex server-side operations. JavaScript fell out of fashion after its initial release; however, it has grown to dominate web coding in the last decade.
But how much do you actually know about JavaScript? Let’s find out…
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