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Detailed Explanation of Key and Difficult JavaScript Topics with Examples

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236K words
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203
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9787115542625

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Summary

This book summarizes the key and difficult points of JavaScript and compares the pros and cons of different solutions through specific scenarios. The book has 7 chapters: Chapter 1 covers key JavaScript concepts, Chapter 2 covers reference data types, Chapter 3 covers functions, Chapter 4 covers objects, Chapter 5 covers DOM and events, Chapter 6 covers Ajax, and Chapter 7 covers ES6. This book can serve as a self-study resource for Web front-end developers, web page designers and producers, and website builders, and is also suitable for experienced JavaScript developers seeking deeper study.

Editor's review

JavaScript Key and Difficult Points with Practical Examples is a hands-on technical book written by front-end engineer Zhou Xiong based on years of frontline development experience. Rather than a comprehensive beginner's tutorial, it zeroes in on the 'deep waters' of JavaScript—concepts that are complex, easily confused, or frequently cause problems in real projects. Centered on 'example-driven' learning, the book uses numerous carefully designed code samples to make abstract core mechanisms—such as the prototype chain, closures, scope, asynchronous programming, and the `this` binding—concrete, enabling readers to gain deep understanding as they run and debug the code. As a seasoned technical expert, Zhou Xiong goes beyond 'how to use it' to analyze 'why it is designed this way' and 'the trade-offs between different approaches'; this engineering-minded analysis is highly valuable. The book progresses from the essentials of the language to complex applications and finally to performance optimization and code organization, forming a complete learning loop. For intermediate developers who have mastered the basics and are eager to break through bottlenecks, this book serves as a precise checklist for filling knowledge gaps and a guide to deepening expertise, effectively helping readers build a solid, clear, and error-resistant core knowledge system.

Who it's for

A good fit for

  • Intermediate front-end developers with basic JavaScript syntax knowledge who want to understand the language's features and underlying mechanisms in depth
  • Programmers who often struggle with asynchronous programming, closures, or prototype inheritance in real projects and seek systematic clarification and solutions
  • Technology enthusiasts who want to learn, from a modern engineering perspective, how to write more robust, maintainable, and high-performance JavaScript code
  • Job seekers preparing for advanced JavaScript interview questions who need to strengthen their deep understanding of core concepts

Not a good fit for

  • Absolute beginners with no prior exposure to JavaScript programming
  • Developers who only need quick reference for API usage or framework application and are not interested in the language's underlying principles

Reading tips

  1. It is recommended to hands-on practice every example in the book while reading, deepening understanding by modifying parameters, observing outputs, and debugging
  2. You may read chapters in order, but skim concepts you are already familiar with and focus your main effort on the marked 'difficult points' and 'common pitfalls'
  3. After reading, try applying the book's analytical approaches to code reviews in your own projects, considering how to refactor existing logic with better paradigms

About the publisher

Posts & Telecom Press China · Founded in 1953

Posts & Telecom Press is known for its strengths in science and technology, computing, and information and communications titles, and has extended its publishing into photography, art, software learning, and inspirational growth, giving it a fairly diverse range. Its catalog includes computing and communications works such as Refactoring and Patterns (Revised Edition) and Huawei Switch Learning Guide (Second Edition), alongside bilingual collector's editions such as The Little Prince (Chinese-English-French illustrated collector's edition), The Great Gatsby, and Three Days to See. Beijing Ten Years: 1980-1990 and Ghost Blade: WLOP Personal Illustration Collection reflect its presence in photography and art. Its authors include Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Helen Keller, Joshua Kerievsky, Wang Da, Zhang Zhaozeng, and WLOP.

Contents

  1. 版权信息
  2. 内容提要
  3. 前言
  4. 第1章 JavaScript重点概念
  5. 1.1 JavaScript的基本数据类型介绍
  6. 1.2 Number类型详解
  7. 1.2.1 Number类型介绍
  8. 1.2.2 Number类型转换
  9. 1.2.3 isNaN()函数与Number.isNaN()函数对比
  10. 1.2.4 浮点型运算
  11. 1.3 String类型详解
  12. 1.3.1 String类型的定义与调用
  13. 1.3.2 String类型常见算法
  14. 1.4 运算符
  15. 1.4.1 等于运算符
  16. 1.4.2 typeof运算符
  17. 1.4.3 逗号运算符
  18. 1.4.4 运算符优先级
  19. 1.5 toString()函数与valueOf()函数
  20. 1.6 JavaScript中常用的判空方法
  21. 1.7 JavaScript中的switch语句
  22. 第2章 引用数据类型
  23. 2.1 Object类型及其实例和静态函数
  24. 2.1.1 深入了解JavaScript中的new操作符
  25. 2.1.2 Object类型的实例函数
  26. 2.1.3 Object类型的静态函数
  27. 2.2 Array类型
  28. 2.2.1 判断一个变量是数组还是对象
  29. 2.2.2 filter()函数过滤满足条件的数据
  30. 2.2.3 reduce()函数累加器处理数组元素
  31. 2.2.4 求数组的最大值和最小值
  32. 2.2.5 数组遍历的7种方法及兼容性处理(polyfill)
  33. 2.2.6 数组去重的7种算法
  34. 2.2.7 找出数组中出现次数最多的元素
  35. 2.3 Date类型
  36. 2.3.1 日期格式化
  37. 2.3.2 日期合法性校验
  38. 2.3.3 日期计算
  39. 第3章 函数
  40. 3.1 函数的定义与调用
  41. 3.1.1 函数的定义
  42. 3.1.2 函数的调用
  43. 3.1.3 自执行函数
  44. 3.2 函数参数
  45. 3.2.1 形参和实参
  46. 3.2.2 arguments对象的性质
  47. 3.2.3 arguments对象的应用
  48. 3.3 构造函数
  49. 3.4 变量提升与函数提升
  50. 3.4.1 作用域
  51. 3.4.2 变量提升
  52. 3.4.3 函数提升
  53. 3.4.4 变量提升与函数提升的应用
  54. 3.5 闭包
  55. 3.5.1 执行上下文环境
  56. 3.5.2 闭包的概念
  57. 3.5.3 闭包的用途
  58. 3.5.4 小结
  59. 3.6 this使用详解
  60. 3.7 call()函数、apply()函数、bind()函数的使用与区别
  61. 3.7.1 call()函数的基本使用
  62. 3.7.2 apply()函数的基本使用
  63. 3.7.3 bind()函数的基本使用
  64. 3.7.4 call()函数、apply()函数、bind()函数的比较
  65. 3.7.5 call()函数、apply()函数、bind()函数的巧妙用法
  66. 第4章 对象
  67. 4.1 对象的属性和访问方式
  68. 4.1.1 对象的属性
  69. 4.1.2 属性的访问方式
  70. 4.2 创建对象
  71. 4.3 对象克隆
  72. 4.3.1 对象浅克隆
  73. 4.3.2 对象深克隆
  74. 4.4 原型对象
  75. 4.4.1 原型对象、构造函数、实例之间的关系
  76. 4.4.2 原型链
  77. 4.5 继承
  78. 4.5.1 原型链继承
  79. 4.5.2 构造继承
  80. 4.5.3 复制继承
  81. 4.5.4 组合继承
  82. 4.5.5 寄生组合继承
  83. 4.6 instanceof运算符
  84. 4.6.1 instanceof运算符的常规用法
  85. 4.6.2 instanceof运算符用于继承判断
  86. 4.6.3 instanceof运算符的复杂用法
  87. 4.6.4 instanceof运算符的复杂用法的详细处理过程
  88. 第5章 DOM与事件
  89. 5.1 DOM选择器
  90. 5.1.1 传统原生JavaScript选择器
  91. 5.1.2 新型的querySelector选择器和querySelectorAll选择器
  92. 5.2 HTMLCollection对象与NodeList对象
  93. 5.3 常用的DOM操作
  94. 5.3.1 新增节点
  95. 5.3.2 删除节点
  96. 5.3.3 修改节点
  97. 5.4 事件流
  98. 5.5 事件处理程序
  99. 5.5.1 DOM0级事件处理程序
  100. 5.5.2 DOM2级事件处理程序
  101. 5.5.3 DOM3级事件处理程序
  102. 5.6 Event对象
  103. 5.6.1 获取Event对象
  104. 5.6.2 获取事件的目标元素
  105. 5.6.3 target属性与currentTarget属性
  106. 5.6.4 阻止事件冒泡
  107. 5.6.5 阻止默认行为
  108. 5.7 事件委托
  109. 5.7.1 已有元素的事件绑定
  110. 5.7.2 新创建元素的事件绑定
  111. 5.8 contextmenu右键事件
  112. 5.9 文档加载完成事件
  113. 5.9.1 load事件
  114. 5.9.2 ready事件
  115. 5.9.3 加载完成事件的执行顺序
  116. 5.10 浏览器的重排和重绘
  117. 5.10.1 重排
  118. 5.10.2 重绘
  119. 5.10.3 性能优化
  120. 第6章 Ajax
  121. 6.1 Ajax的基本原理及执行过程
  122. 6.1.1 XMLHttpRequest对象
  123. 6.1.2 XMLHttpRequest对象生命周期
  124. 6.1.3 Ajax的优缺点
  125. 6.2 使用Nodejs搭建简易服务器
  126. 6.3 使用Ajax提交form表单
  127. 6.3.1 通用处理
  128. 6.3.2 使用原生Ajax进行提交
  129. 6.3.3 使用jQuery处理Ajax请求进行提交
  130. 6.3.4 使用jQuery序列化form表单进行提交
  131. 6.3.5 使用FormData对象进行提交
  132. 6.4 关于Ajax请求的get方式和post方式
  133. 6.4.1 get方式和post方式的区别
  134. 6.4.2 使用get方式和post方式需要注意的点
  135. 6.4.3 get方式和post方式的使用场景
  136. 6.5 Ajax进度事件
  137. 6.5.1 load事件
  138. 6.5.2 progress事件
  139. 6.6 JSON序列化和反序列化
  140. 6.6.1 JSON序列化
  141. 6.6.2 JSON反序列化
  142. 6.7 Ajax跨域解决方案
  143. 6.7.1 浏览器同源策略
  144. 6.7.2 浏览器跨域限制
  145. 6.7.3 Ajax跨域请求场景
  146. 6.7.4 CORS
  147. 6.7.5 JSONP
  148. 第7章 ES6
  149. 7.1 let关键字和const关键字
  150. 7.1.1 let关键字
  151. 7.1.2 const关键字
  152. 7.2 解构赋值
  153. 7.2.1 数组的解构赋值
  154. 7.2.2 对象的解构赋值
  155. 7.3 扩展运算符与rest运算符
  156. 7.3.1 扩展运算符
  157. 7.3.2 rest运算符
  158. 7.4 模板字符串
  159. 7.4.1 字符串原生输出
  160. 7.4.2 字符串变量值传递
  161. 7.5 箭头函数
  162. 7.5.1 箭头函数的特点
  163. 7.5.2 箭头函数不适用的场景
  164. 7.6 ES6对于对象的扩展
  165. 7.6.1 属性简写
  166. 7.6.2 属性遍历
  167. 7.6.3 新增Object.assign()函数
  168. 7.7 Symbol类型
  169. 7.7.1 Symbol类型的特性
  170. 7.7.2 Symbol类型的用法
  171. 7.8 Set数据结构和Map数据结构
  172. 7.8.1 Set数据结构
  173. 7.8.2 Map数据结构
  174. 7.9 Proxy
  175. 7.9.1 Proxy概述
  176. 7.9.2 Proxy实例函数及其基本使用
  177. 7.9.3 Proxy的使用场景
  178. 7.10 Reflect
  179. 7.10.1 Reflect概述
  180. 7.10.2 Reflect静态函数
  181. 7.10.3 Reflect与Proxy
  182. 7.11 Promise
  183. 7.11.1 Promise诞生的原因
  184. 7.11.2 Promise的生命周期
  185. 7.11.3 Promise的基本用法
  186. 7.11.4 Promise的用法实例
  187. 7.12 Iterator与for...of循环
  188. 7.12.1 Iterator概述
  189. 7.12.2 默认Iterator接口
  190. 7.12.3 for...of循环
  191. 7.12.4 for...of循环与其他循环方式的比较
  192. 7.13 Generator()函数
  193. 7.13.1 Generator()函数的概述与特征
  194. 7.13.2 Generator()函数注意事项
  195. 7.14 Class
  196. 7.14.1 Class基本用法
  197. 7.14.2 class继承
  198. 7.15 Module
  199. 7.15.1 Module概述
  200. 7.15.2 export命令
  201. 7.15.3 import命令
  202. 7.15.4 export default命令
  203. 7.15.5 Module加载的实质

FAQ

How is this book different from the common JavaScript 'Red Book' or definitive guides?
This book focuses more on 'in-depth explanation' and 'examples'—that is, concentrated, deep analysis of widely recognized difficult points, using runnable code samples as the primary teaching method, rather than aiming for comprehensive reference-manual coverage. It is more like a 'key-point and difficult-point interpretation and practical supplement' to definitive guides.
Is the content outdated? Does it cover ES6 and later features?
The book is grounded in the core mechanisms of the JavaScript language, which are stable over the long term. It does include in-depth explanations of important ES6+ concepts such as Promise, async/await, and modularization, analyzed within modern development contexts like asynchronous programming and code organization.
What is the most direct improvement readers can gain from this book?
The most direct improvement is that your understanding of JavaScript's core runtime mechanisms will become exceptionally clear and solid, enabling you to accurately predict code behavior and fundamentally avoid common hidden errors. Meanwhile, the book's insights on performance and code organization can directly enhance your ability to write professional-grade code.

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Zhou Xiong is an author about whom little public information is available; only two of his works have been collected so far. His writing spans two fields, programming and design on the one hand and industrial technology on the other, suggesting a solid technical background and a cross-disciplinary range. In programming, he wrote JavaScript: Detailed Explanations of Key and Difficult Points through Examples, which, judging from its title, explains the major and challenging aspects of the JavaScript language through examples and is aimed at readers who wish to deepen their front-end programming skills. In industrial technology, he wrote Fault Diagnosis Techniques and Typical Cases for Port Machinery, which covers diagnostic methods for port machinery and analyzes representative cases, giving the book a strongly practical engineering orientation. One book addresses software and the other machinery, showing that the author tends to turn technical points into workable, example-based explanations rather than abstract theory. Because biographical details are lacking, his identity, occupation, and affiliations cannot be confirmed; only the subject matter of his works indicates experience in both programming and engineering practice.

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