BlackJack

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Last edited Jun 25, 2021

Created on Jun 25, 2021

This example shows a static, hard-coded representation of a blackjack hand, displaying the sum of two playing-card values in a webpage. The page renders the text “Hello HTML” in a 13-em font size, while a JavaScript script calculates the sum of two fixed card values (6 and 9) and logs the result to the browser’s console. The project uses plain HTML for structure, CSS for styling via the `<style>` tag, and vanilla JavaScript for logic. No external libraries or data sources are used; the visualization is a minimal demonstration of basic DOM and console output.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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