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I just learned that alert() is a method of the window object. I also just learned that getElementById() is a method of the document object.

Is there a place where I can find documentation as to what methods belong to certain objects?

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Try the Mozilla Developer Network documentation. It's quite good.

For example, you can find documentation on the both window object and the document.getElementById() method.

For a quick sandbox to try stuff out, you could try jsFiddle, or even just the JS console in Google Chrome (ctrl+shift+j).

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for any object, like window for example, you can do something like:

for(var prop in window){
   console.log(prop);
   console.debug(window[prop]);
}

log will tell you the name of the property and debug will show you the details

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Try this place http://krook.org/jsdom/

Also: I'd suggest downloading Firebug addon for firefox. Use the DOM tab and you'll be able to browse which methods live where in the browser.

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