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const el = document.querySelector('div'); const btn = document.querySelector('button'); el.addEventListener('click', function(){ if(el.classList.contains('hied')){ el.classList.remove('hied'); }else{ el.classList.add('hied'); } });

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Dull Dingo answered on May 26, 2021 Popularity 1/10 Helpfulness 1/10

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  • answer const el = document.querySelector('div'); const btn = document.querySelector('button'); el.addEventListener('click', function(){ if(el.classList.contains('hied')){ el.classList.remove('hied'); }else{ el.classList.add('hied'); } });

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  • Which of the following would not set a class on a DOM element?A: element.class = ‘foobar’B: element.className = ‘foobar’C: element.classList.add(‘foobar’)D: element.setAttribute(‘class’, ‘foobar’)

    • const el = document.querySelector('div'); const btn = document.querySelector('button'); el.addEventListener('click', function(){ if(el.classList.contains('hied')){ el.classList.remove('hied'); }else{ el.classList.add('hied'); } });

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