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Here are the top ten articles for the JavaScript / Java Site! These rankings are live and get reset at the beginning of each month, so check back often to see what your fellow visitors are most interested in!

1. A Simple JavaScript Countdown

An example of a simple JavaScript counter suitable for use in a Blogger sidebar widget, or within the text of a web page.

2. JavaScript Increment and Decrement

Learn to use the JavaScript increment and decrement operators "++" and "--"

3. Introduction to UTC Dates

An explanation of UTC dates and an introduction getting information from them using JavaScript.

4. Java and JavaScript – What's the Difference?

The differences between Java and JavaScript explained for beginners and non-technical people.

5. Programming Fun for Kids and Kids At Heart

Scratch is a full-featured programming language disguised as children´s entertainment and one of the best children´s software products I´ve ever seen. Best of all, it´s free to download!

6. Fun With Java - Draw A Diamond

Build a diamond out of stars with Java

7. Hearing Dog Training Tool – setTimeout()

In iterative development round two for our program to help train a hearing dog we add in setting the alarm using the DOM method setTimeout() .

8. Java Increment and Decrement Operators

Learn to use the Java increment and decrement operators "++" and "--"

9. JavaScript Slide Show With Functions

Use JavaScript functions to create a JavaScript slide show with thumbnails that change as they are selected.

10. Getting Dates and Parts of Dates in JavaScript

Methods from the JavaScript Date object to get local date and time.

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