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| RBrugger 2002-03-11, 11:02 pm |
| I would like to know from any one who has passed the CIW JavaScript exam. Did the CIW JavaScript book provide you with everything you need to write JavaScript programs? Do you now have a full understanding of JavaScript? Was it a good book to learn JavaScript? If not, what approach would you recommend to learn JavaScript? Thanks In Advance!
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| BootData 2002-03-16, 8:19 pm |
| hi,
I searched on Amazon.com for CIW JavaScript, but I couldnt find it .
not sure if ther้'s this book?
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| RBrugger 2002-03-17, 8:41 am |
| I have seen a prosoft CIW JavaScript book at Ebay.com I think the test is on JavaScript and Pearl. | |
| Drummer 2002-03-18, 7:23 am |
| That's part of the Web Languages class. Haven't taken it yet but I will soon. | |
| pathic 2002-03-20, 10:46 am |
| I passed the Javascript exam. I didn't purchase the CIW book. I would recommend Javascript Goodies by Joe Burns to actually learn Javascript. To study for the exam I took the practice exams on the cert21 site. One of the best ways to learn javascript is to look at other's code. The javascript test was the easiest CIW I've taken so far.
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| RBrugger 2002-03-23, 10:32 pm |
| Hey that's great info. I sure appreciate it.
By the way, Many years ago I would fish at the Titisville bridge and watch the Night Shuttle Launch's. | |
| lifelearner 2002-03-25, 7:06 pm |
| If you want some extra practice or just another book to work with check out the javascript books at thompsonlearning.com. The Shelly Cashman series is decent. Alot of colleges use these as text books. Gook luck and let us know your opinion of the test! That is my next exam also.  | |
| dorry 2002-04-08, 11:07 am |
| quote:
Originally posted by BootData
hi,
I searched on Amazon.com for CIW JavaScript, but I couldnt find it .
not sure if ther้'s this book?
You can buy the official Prosoft courseware from New Horizons. However, the JavaScript exam if *very* easy and you may not need it. |
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