GPT REVIEW AND SUMMARY

Summary of JavaScript Concepts

JavaScript can be included in HTML or Jupyter cells using <script></script> tags.
The output of JavaScript code, such as console.log statements, can be viewed in the browser’s console.
Developers can activate the console through various methods depending on their environment (e.g., VSCode, browsers).

To access an HTML element, use document.getElementById("idTag"), where the ID corresponds to the HTML element’s ID attribute.
The retrieved HTML element is stored in a JavaScript variable, allowing developers to manipulate it.

To access the content within an HTML element, use the .innerHTML property of the JavaScript variable representing that element.
This property allows developers to retrieve and display the content of an HTML element.

The .innerHTML property can be used to set the content of an HTML element, effectively changing its text or inner HTML.

Developers can create new HTML elements using the document.createElement function, specifying the type of element to create.
These dynamically created elements can be manipulated and added to the HTML page using JavaScript.

Functions in JavaScript allow developers to encapsulate code into reusable blocks, enhancing code organization and maintainability.
Functions can accept parameters as input and return values as output.
JavaScript functions can be used in conjunction with the Document Object Model (DOM) to interact with HTML elements.

The onclick event allows developers to specify a function to run when a particular HTML element (e.g., a button) is clicked.
This event handler can be used to trigger actions based on user interactions.

HTML is a markup language used to structure the content of web pages.
It uses tags to define elements, with opening and closing tags wrapping content (e.g., <tagname>content</tagname>).
HTML elements can have attributes, which provide additional information and usually come in name/value pairs (e.g., attribute_name="attribute_value").
Common HTML tags include headings (<h1>, <h2>), paragraphs (<p>), links (<a>), and formatting tags (<strong>, <em>).
HTML elements can be grouped together using the <div> tag.
Developers can reference HTML elements in JavaScript using document.getElementById("idTag").
The .innerHTML property allows access to the content within an HTML element.
JavaScript can dynamically create HTML elements and add them to the page.
Functions in JavaScript can be used to encapsulate code for reuse.
The onclick event allows developers to trigger functions when certain HTML elements are clicked.