The programming instructions that are executed by a web browser are called statements in JavaScript.
Ex: document.getElementById("World") = "Hello World";
There is not a compiler available in JS, so its code is translated by a web browser translator which is embedded in each browser.
Below are the Statements in JS:
- if else
- switch case
- while
- do while
- for
- for in
- continue
- break
- function
- return
- var
- try
- catch
- throw
Most companies providing automation testing services are adopting and recommending JavaScript as the primary programming language for automation due to the following benefits:
- JavaScript is lightweight and interpreted programming language.
- JavaScript is open source and cross-platform which reduces cost.
- JavaScript provides efficiency due to its structured patterns and functions that make automation scripts compact.
- Large support available in communities.
- JavaScript is easy to learn and implement.
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