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Taking HTML Further with Javascript

Taking HTML Further with Javascript.

Once you've built your HTML pages, you might need them to do something a little more interactive on the client-side (that is, in the visitor's web browser). How can you do that? Javascript is the answer.

How Does Javascript Work?

To add Javascript to your HTML, you simply insert it between