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Fork of HTML Starter, Hello World

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This example demonstrates a simple interactive color-change effect. A large message on a dark red background invites a PayPal donation, while a button labeled "Ändere die Farbe" toggles the background colors of both the message and the button between pink and blue. The interaction is implemented with vanilla JavaScript, using `querySelector` to select the elements and an `addEventListener` for the click handler, with CSS classes controlling the visual state. No external libraries or data sources are used.

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