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DHTML: Language, Type

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JavaScript can be implemented using JavaScript statements that are placed within the provided tags as < cript > … </script > . We can place the < cript > tags, containing our JavaScript, anywhere within the web page, but it is normally recommended that you should keep it within the < head > tags.

JavaScript Statements
  • Notice the span of the < cript > tag within the < HTML > tag limit. The presence of the < cript > tag alerts the browser program to start interpreting all the text between these tags as a script. Like any tag, the < cript > too has its tags,

Language

this attribute specifies what scripting lang…

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DHTML: Multi-Line Comment

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Multi-Line Comment

We can also have large sections of comments by using the JavaScript՚s multi-line comment that begins with /⚹ and ends with ⚹/, like in most of the programming languages.

Large Sections of Comments Program

Lastly, JavaScript allows us to CC which start with the letters var, which stands for variable of course. The rules for naming variables are pretty much similar to what we have in the cases of languages like C ++ and Java.

Declare Variables Program
  • There are no strict data type rules for things like “number” or “alphabets” . The same “var” types is being used for the both the data types.
  • In conclusion, the modern JavaScript is a “safe” programming language. It does not provide low-level access to memory or …

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