Incorporating JavaScript into a Web Page
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The whole point of JavaScript is that it is designed to offer dynamic functionality to what previously were static web pages. Therefore, JavaScript code is generally embedded within the web page to which it applies. This can be in the form of embedding the code directly in the HTML document itself, or by means of a tag that tells the browser the location of a file containing some JavaScript to load ...
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