Using the XML HTTP Request object
This article was originally written in April 2002, I've decided to fix and update it as the objects finally seem to be getting some popularity. The 2002 version is still available, as are the September 2004 and August 2005 versions. This version January 2006. Internet Explorer on Windows, Safari on Mac OS-X, Mozilla on all platforms, Konqueror in KDE, IceBrowser on Java, and Opera on all platforms
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Compound Conditions: This is just where you combine two or more simple conditions with a logical operator. Example: a=3; b=4; c=5; d=2; if ((a ==3) && (b ==4)) //<--the compound condition e = c + d; else e = c - d; document.write("e="+e); INCREMENT OPERATOR: To say, x = x + 1: ++x; x++; Say you took: y = x++; What's going to happen? y will = x and then x will = x + 1. Say you took y = ++x; What's
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