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I am currently studying Javascript and I was wondering if there are any APIS in it? in java we have java.awt.JFrame etc, in C# we have System.Console and etc. in javascript are there any apis? or what do you call those libraries in javascript?
This is a good resource for learning the basic API: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/JavaScript/Reference
Other than the core components of the language, the APIs (or libraries) available depend on what APIs (or libraries) that you yourself decide to include, and on which environment you are running JavaScript.
If you run JavaScript in the browser you automatically have access to Document Object Model APIs for example. If you run in another virtual machine such as Node.js – you will have access to networking APIs.
But mostly, you will yourself find libraries that you want to use, and include them yourself.