| A | B |
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| JavaScript | can be used on either the client side or the server side |
| statement | logical construct in programming that allows control the way information flows in the application |
| Polymorphism | describes the ability of a programming language to make an object behave differently or to take on different characteristics |
| procedural | a style of programming that uses subprograms to accomplish tasks |
| interpreter | software used to read and process code in standard text files |
| echo | programming command repeats the input you type back to a terminal or an application window |
| function | line of code that allows you to refer to an entire series |
| array | collection of variables stored in a series |
| emulator | type of software that imitates a computer and then allows non-native software to run in a foreign environmnet |
| compiler | application that processes code in standard text files into executable applications |
| if/then/else | executes a group of additional commands when a given condition is false |
| if/then | executes a process only when a particular condition is true |
| include | describes a set of files called a library |
| C | Most daemons are written in this language |
| ASP | erver-side scripting language is Microsoft's original server-side scripting solution |
| event hadler | a line of code that allows a language to respond to a specific event |
| vendor-neutral standard | DOM Document Object Model |
| Administrator | the administrative password for Windows systems for permissions typically assigned by an ISP |
| HTML5 canvas API | provides a place on a Web page where developers can display graphics, animation, video and games without the need for a plugin |
| HTML5 APIs | used to create apps for mobile devices |
| HTML5 geolocation API | used to determine a user's current position |
| Height and width | the 2 attributes of the HTML5 canvas |
| Document Object Model (DOM) | W3C standard that describes the elements, or objects, within a document rendered by a Web Browser |
| scripting language | needed to work with the Document Object Model (DOM) for any browser |
| HTML5 offline Web application API | permits users to continue working with web sites and web documents even when a network connection is unavailable |
