JS NodeValue Property and innertext Property Get text

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< P >             ilove you</p>
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var pra = document.getElementsByTagName (' P '); var items = pra[0].childnodes;console.log (items[0].nodevalue); // equivalent to console.log (Pra[0].innertext);

Google Console test results:

The difference between NodeValue and InnerText here:

1th

1. NodeValue gets the text that needs to go deep into the text node layer; (The NodeValue property of the P element itself is a null value);
2. Nnertext gets the text acting on the element node that contains the text;

2nd

1. NodeValue gets not only text values , but also whitespace and newline characters (as can be seen from the above test);
2. InnerText only prints the plain text information contained in the element nodes;

JS NodeValue Property and innertext Property Get text