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* upstream/main: (58 commits) Update arrow function documentation to clarify naming and assignment (mdn#34501) update fetch guide (mdn#34278) Replace alert in Learn/JavaScript/First_steps/Variables (mdn#34487) Replace alert in MDN/Writing_guidelines/Page_structures/Live_samples (mdn#34479) Fix typo (mdn#34486) Remove SVG color-profile attribute (mdn#34482) Remove SVG enable-background attribute (mdn#34483) Remove SVG kerning attribute (mdn#34475) Updated the description of `targetOrigin` to specify the intended re… (mdn#34114) Mention CSWH in WebSocket server guide (mdn#34411) Add note to CSP sandbox saying allow-top-navigation is redundant (mdn#34415) Mention navigator.languages may be truncated and Accept-Language may have fallback (mdn#34418) Remove IDB output "example", preferring live example (mdn#34464) Mention that pinch-zoom are also wheel events (mdn#34468) Mention that flex-basis is floored at min-content (mdn#34469) More content to Global object glossary (mdn#34471) Fix IDB cursor prev direction description (mdn#34463) Remove all line number references to inline code examples (mdn#34459) Remove link to notification example (mdn#34412) Replaces HTML entity glossary links/mentions with char reference (mdn#34391) ...
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The {{glossary("JavaScript")}} engine is an interpreter that parses and executes a JavaScript program.
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The term **engine** can have several meanings depending on the context. It may refer to:
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## See also
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- [JavaScript engine](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JavaScript_engine) on Wikipedia
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