Appendix B
JavaScript Reserved Words
The JavaScript language sets aside certain words that you cannot use
as the names of variables, functions, methods, or objects. Some of these
words are currently used by JavaScript; others are reserved for future
use.
The reserved words are
| |
finally |
protected |
| abstract |
float |
public |
| Boolean |
for |
return |
| break |
function |
short |
| byte |
goto |
static |
| case |
if |
super |
| catch |
implements |
switch |
| char |
import |
synchronized |
| class |
in |
this |
| const |
instanceof |
throw |
| continue |
int |
throws |
| default |
interface |
transient |
| do |
long |
true |
| double |
native |
try |
| else |
new |
var |
| extends |
null |
void |
| false |
package |
while |
| final |
private |
with |