I agree with Ben. Not only does JS have a complex structure, it is consistent and easy to learn.

Another great thing about JS: you need nothing but a web browser and a tutorial to get started. No downloads, no configuration, no nothing.

It also benefits the learner greatly in designing web sites, etc. It is very compatible with HTML, CSS, and web browsers, and there's no host that can't provide it.

Learning JS also contributes to learning programming server-side, with ASP (JavaScript).

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