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A part of the DHTML (dynamic HTML) concept is the use of client-side scripting. It enables web-pages to be scripted.

Client-side scripting is done using scripting languages for web-browsers, these are based on several standards.

Client-side scripts is most commonly written using JavaScript or VBScript.

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