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  1. What is the difference between getElementById, getElementsByClassName, and querySelector / querySelectorAll? Ans: getElementById: It finds only one specific element using its unique ID. getElementsByClassName: It finds all elements that have the same class name and puts them in a list. querySelector: It used to select the first element in the html dom that matches a specified CSS selector or group of selectors. querySelectorAll: It is like querySelector, but it gives every element that matches the CSS style in a list.

  2. How do you create and insert a new element into the DOM? Ans: In 3 steps, we can create and insert a new element into the dom. i. Create: Use document.createElement('div') to make the element. ii. Add Text: Use element.innerText = "Hello" to put some words inside. iii. Insert: Use appendChild() to put that new element inside a parent.

     const newItem = document.createElement('li');
     newItem.innerText = 'New list item';
     const parentElement = document.getElementById('ul');
     parentElement.appendChild(newItem);
    
  3. What is Event Bubbling? And how does it work? Ans: When you click an element (like a button), the click doesn't stop there. The click "bubbles up" to the box, then to the body, and finally to the whole document. How it works: It starts from the target i clicked and goes up to all its parents one by one.

  4. What is Event Delegation in JavaScript? Why is it useful? Ans: Instead of putting a "click" listener on every single button or list item, i can put one listener on their parent element.

    Why it is useful: Saves Memory: I don't need 100 listeners for 100 buttons. Easy Management: If i add a new button later, i don't need to add a new listener. The parent will handle it automatically.

  5. What is the difference between preventDefault() and stopPropagation() methods? Ans: preventDefault(): It stops the default behavior of the browser. it stops a link from opening or a form from refreshing the page. stopPropagation(): It stops the Event Bubbling. this method stops the click from "traveling up" to the parent elements.

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