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To add name and date in comment section of file save co_cart_txt.html, co_cart _txt.js, co_credit_txt.htmland co_credit_txt.js, and save each of them after removing the txt extension.
Explanation of Solution
Given information: The filesco_cart_txt.html, co_cart_txt.js, co_credit_txt.html and co_credit_txt.jsare provided under the folder html13→Review with reference material.
Explanation:
In HTML comments are provided within symbols <!-- comments --> whereas in JS comments are included within the symbols /* comments */.
Follow below steps to add name and date in the html files co_cart_txt.html and co_credit_txt.html:
1. Right click on file name.
2. Select Open with →HTML editor
3. Write your name and date in Author and Date fields in comment section (<!-- -->) respectively.
4. Click File →Save As.
5. Under Save As window, provide new name to file after removing _txt extension.
6. Click Save.
A new update file will get created in the same directory.
Follow below steps to add name and date in the co_cart_txt.js and co_credit_txt.js:
1. Right click on file name.
2. Select Open with →HTML editor
3. Write your name and date in Author and Date fields in comment section(/* ---- */) respectively.
4. Click File →Save As.
5. Under Save As window, provide a new name to file after removing _txt extension.
6. Click Save.
A new update file will get created in the same directory.
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