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Last edited Oct 13, 2020

Created on Oct 13, 2020

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This example displays a simple text message, "Yes," in a web page. It uses vanilla JavaScript to access the Document Object Model (DOM) and sets the text content of the paragraph with the ID `root-data` through the `textContent` property. The data is a static string defined in the script, with no external data source or dynamic rendering libraries involved. The page is structured with basic HTML and a linked JavaScript file, serving as a minimal demonstration of DOM manipulation.

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A bare minimum HTML page.

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