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Computer Science JS

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Definition
show A value that can be either True or False  
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show A list of characters surrounded by quotes used to represent text and computer programs  
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show indicates an end of statement which is JavaScript's way of knowing the instruction is spelled out completely.  
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Keyword   show
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show A way of giving a Java Script Value a name.  
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show To run a piece of code such as a program or function  
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show A piece of code that bundles multiple statements (commands) so that they are all executed together  
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show To increase a value of a variable (usually by 1)  
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show A loop that never stops repeating  
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show A way to execute a piece of code multiple times  
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show A place where you can test java script programs on Google Chrome by pressing Ctrl+Shift+J  
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show Another word for a Java Script command or instruction  
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Data   show
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show An RGB color value is specified with: rgb(red, green, blue).  
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show Produced when a script's format or shape is incorrect, a misspelling is found, or text is not recognized. Are also thrown when you have opened a command, but then do not close it.  
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show An error message box is displayed when something in the script's format or verbage disallows it to run. The two type of errors you'll encounter are called RunTime and Syntax errors.  
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Run-Time error   show
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