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Last edited Jan 15, 2024
Created on Jan 15, 2024

This example demonstrates a simple HTML page that uses JavaScript to manipulate an array of person objects, each containing height, weight, and name properties. A forEach loop iterates over the array, calculating a doubleHeight value for each entry. The page uses vanilla JavaScript and basic CSS to display a "Hello Javascript!" message, with the array manipulation code included in an inline script but not visualized. The rendering relies on standard HTML DOM elements and browser console logging, with no external libraries or frameworks.

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

See also React Starter.

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