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This example demonstrates functional JavaScript programming concepts through a simple HTML page. It shows how standard functions and arrow functions can compute mathematical operations, logging results to the browser console. The page uses vanilla JavaScript with basic CSS styling, featuring a `double()` function that multiplies inputs by 10 and a `tripple()` arrow function that calculates cubes. The code highlights syntax differences between traditional function declarations and modern arrow function expressions, with console output demonstrating their execution. No external libraries are used; it relies on native browser APIs for logging and DOM manipulation.

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

See also React Starter.

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