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There is only one JavaScript statement: document.writeln("<H1>Hello World!</H1>");
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The writeln method writes its argument into the current document
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The script is in the <BODY> since it writes HTML code into the document; other scripts are written in the <HEAD> so they are processed and available in body
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Actually in advanced applications, when JavaScript is actually defined becomes quite tricky and is an example of how there are intrinsically undefined features in language
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Scripts may be hidden from old browsers using arcane construct <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript" > <!-- A comment to a dinosaur .... Bunch of Exciting JavaScript Statements ..... //script ends here --> </SCRIPT>
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