When using <script> embedding JavaScript code, do not appear in the code anywhere in the "</script>" string

When using <script> embedding JavaScript code, remember not to have the "</script>" string anywhere in your code.
For example, the browser executes the following code to make an error:

<script type= "Text/javascript" >    function  SayHello () {        console.log ("</script > ");    } </script>

The browser will report the following error:
Uncaught Syntaxerror:invalid or unexpected token

Because in accordance with the rules of parsing embedded code, when the browser encounters the string "</script>", it is considered to be the end of the </script> tag.
You can solve this problem by escaping the character, for example:

<script type= "Text/javascript" >    function  SayHello () {        Console.log ("<\ Script> ");    } </script>

When using <script> embedding JavaScript code, do not appear in the code anywhere in the "</script>" string