Summary
The purpose of this short chapter has been to get you off on the right foot when you begin writing your own scripts. The most frustrating experience in learning how to program a new language is debugging it when the outcome is not the one expected. By paying attention to certain details and learning a set of rules for writing JavaScript, not only are you less likely to run into bugs when you create a page that includes JavaScript, but you are more likely to locate and correct them when they do pop up.