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How is everything treated in HTML DOM

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How is everything treated in HTML DOM?

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Correct Answer: Option A
In the HTML DOM (Document Object Model), everything is a node:
1. The document itself is a document node.
2. All HTML elements are element nodes.
3. All HTML attributes are attribute nodes.
4. Text inside HTML elements are text nodes.
5. Comments are comment nodes.
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