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The <script>
element allows you to add JavaScript code inside an HTML file. Below, the <script>
element embeds valid JavaScript code:
<h1>This is an embedded JS example</h1> <script> function Hello() { alert ('Hello World'); } </script>
Frankly, without the <script>
tag, websites would be unclickable and a bit boring.
The <script>
element, like most elements in HTML, has an opening and closing angle bracket. The closing tag marks the end of the content inside of the <script>
element. Just like the <style>
tag used to embed CSS code, you use the <script>
tag to embed valid JavaScript code.
Instructions
1.
Copy this JavaScript code and paste it between the opening and closing <script>
tags.
function blooming() { var image = document.getElementById('myImage'); if (image.src.match("normal")) { image.src = "flower.png"; } else { image.src = "normal.png"; } }
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