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By Stephen Chapman, About.com Guide to JavaScript since 2004

External Javascripts

Sunday December 30, 2007
JavaScript is best kept separate from your HTML as much as possible .

The thirteenth tutorial in the original "Learning JavaScript" series shows you how to move your JavaScript code out of your web page into a separate file. This makes it easier to share the same JavaScript between multiple web pages and also means that the search engines don't have to read through your JavaScript looking for the content of your page.

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