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    How do I toggle a CSS class on multiple elements when clicking a button using JavaScript event listeners?

    Asked on Saturday, Nov 22, 2025

    To toggle a CSS class on multiple elements when a button is clicked, you can use JavaScript event listeners to add or remove the class from each element. Below is a simple example demonstrating this f…

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    Why aren't my updated DOM elements reflecting in the Elements panel during debugging in Chrome DevTools?

    Asked on Friday, Nov 21, 2025

    When DOM updates aren't reflected in the Chrome DevTools Elements panel, it often means the JavaScript code isn't executing as expected. Below is a simple example of how to update a DOM element correc…

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    Why am I getting a `SyntaxError: Unexpected token` when parsing JSON from a fetch response?

    Asked on Thursday, Nov 20, 2025

    This error typically occurs when the response from a fetch request is not valid JSON. This can happen if the response is empty, malformed, or if you try to parse it before ensuring it's in the correct…

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    How can I override a method in a prototype chain without affecting other instances in JavaScript?

    Asked on Wednesday, Nov 19, 2025

    To override a method in a prototype chain without affecting other instances, you can define the method directly on the instance itself. This ensures that only the specific instance has the overridden …

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