To view the first clue returned by a web page and access its answer, first, we need to locate the HTML element that holds the clue. We can use JavaScript and the DOM (Document Object Model) to accomplish this.
One way to do this is to search for the HTML element that contains the "correct_response" class. We can then access the contents of this element to retrieve the answer. We can accomplish this by using the querySelector()
method to search for the element with a specific class, and then accessing its innerHTML
property to retrieve its contents.
Here's what the code might look like:
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In this code, querySelector('.correct_response')
is used to find the first HTML element that has the class correct_response
. This element should contain the answer to the first clue. The innerHTML
property is then used to access the contents of this element, which should be the answer to the first clue.
The answer to the first clue is contained within the HTML element with class "correct_response".
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