Javascript: Document Write

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		Document Write Within a window the HTML-document is loaded which is called a document-object. HTML-object could be a link, a form, and an image which are also the properties of a document-object. Document : anchor, link, image, form etc document WRITE(write something) method <script language="JavaScript"> <!-- hide from older browser document.write("How are you my friend?") //--> </script> In this example you will see the sentence-How are you my friend?- in your document(web page). another example <script language="JavaScript"> <!-- hide from older browser var test test=document.lastModified document.write("This page last modified:"+test) //--> </script> In this example you will see the sentence-This page is last modified:and the date it was modified in your web page because the code lastModified is a predefined object. document WRITELN(writes in new line) method <script language="JavaScript"> <!-- hide from older browser document.writeln("You are using browser:") document.writeln(navigator.appName+navigator.appVersion+"<BR>") //--> </script> If you click on Example, you will see the Name and Version of your browser. BACK NEXT..........