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a good JavaScript cheat sheet

 
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Is there a good Javascript cheat sheet out there somewhere, that will give me a list of the commonly used functions and fields. I am starting to learn Javascripts (namely the whole DOM concept) and it is really hard to do much when I am constantly trying to look up "that function that could be really usefyl right now." Thanks for the help.
 
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Search is your friend:
https://coderanch.com/t/114447/HTML-JavaScript/find-implicit-functions-methods-java

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If you want to play with events, JavaScript/DOM properties and CSS, you can download Web Code Expert from my web site (which happends to be free), unzip it and play.
It acts like a browser, but you will be able to change on a fly almost any JS attribute.
It fully written in JavaScript, and you have to have IE 5.5 or higher installed in order to run it.
 
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