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    Description: In this first article in a three part series, you will learn several of the methods that the Document Object Model offers for capturing and handling events that happen within the context of a Web document. Introduction If you ever have written some JavaScript code to be included in your Web pages, then you re certainly very familiar with manipulating responses generated by events occurring within the context of a Web document. In JavaScript parlance, this concept is...

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