Removing and replacing elements

This section is about removing and replacing elements in the DOM for dynamic web page manipulation. The Remove method removes an element and its contents from the web page. The Remove Child method removes a specified child element from its parent element. The Replace Child method replaces a specified child element with a new element. Understanding these methods is crucial for creating dynamic and interactive web pages. This section focuses on removing and replacing elements in the DOM, crucial for dynamic web page manipulation. 1. Remove. The Remove method removes an element from the DOM entirely. This is useful when you want to delete an element and its contents from the web page. 2. Remove Child. This method removes a specified child element from its parent element. It requires specifying both the parent and child elements to be removed. 3. Replace Child. The Replace Child method replaces a specified child element with a new element. This is handy when you want to swap out one element for another dynamically. Each of these methods serves a distinct purpose in DOM manipulation. Whether it's removing an element, removing a child element from its parent, or replacing one element with another, understanding these methods is essential for creating dynamic and interactive web pages.