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built into other standards. As a standard, its handling of data is irrelevant to the programming language (which can be an advantage or a disadvantage, but at least it makes the way we work with data consistent). DOM is now built not only into Web browsers, but also as part of many xml-based specifications. Now that it's a part of your tool and maybe you'll use it occasionally, I think it's time to take advantage of the functionality it brings to us. After using the DOM for a while, you'll see

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