The script Tag Mocktest

The correct way to include an external JavaScript file is by using the format, where src specifies the URL of the external JavaScript file.

The type attribute in the <script> tag is used to specify the scripting language, such as text/javascript. It helps browsers identify the type of script being used and handle it accordingly.

The recommended place to include external JavaScript files is before the closing tag. This ensures that the JavaScript code is loaded after the HTML content, improving page loading performance.

The async attribute in the <script> tag allows asynchronous loading of scripts. It tells the browser to load the script asynchronously, allowing it to continue parsing and rendering the HTML while the script loads in the background.

The defer attribute in the <script> tag is used to delay script execution until after the document is parsed. It ensures that the script is executed only after the HTML content has been fully loaded and parsed, maintaining the script's order in the document.

The correct way to include inline JavaScript code is , where you can place your JavaScript code between the opening and closing <script> tags.

When the src attribute is used along with inline code inside the <script> tag, the inline code is ignored, and only the external file specified in src is loaded and executed.

The defer attribute in a <script> tag is used to delay script execution until after the document is parsed. It allows the HTML content to be fully loaded before executing the script, maintaining the script's order in relation to other scripts and HTML elements.

The async attribute in the <script> tag is ideal for scenarios where the script can be executed independently and does not depend on other scripts or document elements. It allows the script to load and execute asynchronously, improving performance by not blocking other resources.

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