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Fibonacci and Golden Ratio Primer Tutorial
Wow! Never knew that C (with a recursive function) could be translated to Javascript so easily. That is, if the C is not full of pointer syntax that is, as Javascript is not like C with respect to its close … Continue reading
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Javascript Eval Functional Calls Primer Tutorial
As with “associative array” usage in Javascript which we last discussed with Javascript Associative Array Mobile Friendly Tutorial where “names” take precedence over “number” (indexes) … transparency over obfuscation, if you like … and Javascript’s eval() method becomes so important, … Continue reading
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Tagged CSS, CSS3, DOM, eval, event, function, function pointers, HTML, Javascript, method, programming, tutorial
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