From the April 2008 Issue of Prestwood eMag
JavaScript Language Reference:
JavaScript Reserved Words
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21 years ago on 3/19/2003 and updated 11/7/2008
Take Away: JavaScript reserved words
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The following list of words are reserved by JavaScript. You should not be used as identifiers in programs. In other words, when naming your objects, variables, functions, etc., avoid using these reserved words. Some of these words are not actually used by JavaScript yet, but are reserved for future use.
abstract extends int super boolean false interface switch break final long synchronized byte finally native this case float new throw catch for null throws char function package transient class goto private true const if protected try continue implements public var default import return val do in short while double instanceof static with else
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