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Does javascript have a set of core functionality. If so where can I find it?
Java for instance has all the java.lang packages which implement basic language functionality like String. Where is the equivalent of such functions (like window.alert()) implemented in javascript? Is there a set of core/basic functions that are shipped with every javascript implementation? What are these functions?
Thank you
The DOM is documented separately, like the DOM window reference page. (This confused me too when I first started seriously working with JavaScript.)