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hey everybody its James quick and today I want to show you how to accept comma separated input from a user alright so this is another video in a series of web development examples from scratch weamp;#39;re not using any libraries not using any bootstrap or jQuery or any kind of frameworks or libraries weamp;#39;re just doing vanilla JavaScript HTML CSS so Iamp;#39;m gonna start off here with creating an index.html and then a main j/s Visual Studio code youamp;#39;ve got an m8 abbreviation which is just exclamation and then tab itamp;#39;ll generate a template for an html5 document which is really nice and Iamp;#39;m gonna call this accept comma separated input pretty straightforward and then I want to add a link to our script so Iamp;#39;ll do a script tag close it off and then source will be main jas alright now Iamp;#39;m gonna use something called live server in Visual Studio code so Iamp;#39;m gonna pull open a browser here and what live server does when I move this one ov