Java Script Reserved Words
By Stephen Bucaro
Reserved words or keywords are words that are part of the JavaScript language
and therefor have special meaning in Javascript. These reserved words, listed
below, cannot be used for variable or function names.
abstract | boolean | break | byte |
case | catch | char | class |
const | continue | debugger | default |
delete | do | double | else |
enum | export | extends | false |
final | finally | float | for |
function | goto | if | implements |
import | in | instanceof | int |
interface | long | native | new |
null | package | private | protected |
public | return | short | static |
super | switch | synchronized | this |
throw | throws | var | transient |
true | try | typeof | void |
volatile | while | with | |
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