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In particular, Chapter 4 identifies three main pillars around which the JS language is organized: scope/closures, prototypes/objects, and types/coercion. JS is a broad and sophisticated language, with many features and capabilities. But all of JS is founded on these three foundational pillars.
Keep in mind that even though this book is titled "Get Started," it's **not intended as a beginner/intro book**. This book's main job is to get you ready for studying JS deeply throughout the rest of the series; it's written assuming you already have familiarity with JS over at least several months experience before moving on in YDKJSY. So to get the most out *Get Started*, make sure you spend plenty of time writing JS code to build up your experience.
Keep in mind that even though this book is titled "Get Started," it's **not intended as a beginner/intro book**. This book's main job is to get you ready for studying JS deeply throughout the rest of the series; it's written assuming you already have familiarity with JS over at least several months experience before moving on in YDKJSY. So to get the most out of *Get Started*, make sure you spend plenty of time writing JS code to build up your experience.
Even if you've already written a lot of JS before, this book should not be skimmed over or skipped; take your time to fully process the material here. **A good start always depends on a solid first step.**