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Line 1: '''Client-side scripting''' generally refers to the class of [[computer program]]s on the [[World Wide Web\|web]] that are [[Execution (computers)\|executed]] ''client-side'', by the user's [[web browser]], instead of ''server-side'' (on the [[web server]]). This type of [[computer programming]] is aan important part of the [[DHTML]] (dynamic [[HTML]]) concept~~. It~~, ~~enables~~enabling [[web page]]s to be [[Script (computer programming)\|scripted]]; that is, to have different and changing content depending on user [[input]], environmental conditions (such as the time of day), or other variables. Web authors write [[client-side]] scripts in languages such as [[JavaScript]] or [[VBScript]], which are based on several standards:

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