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hey guys hey no my name is DOM and today I want to talk about the difference between the text content and the inner HTML properties in the JavaScript document object model so these two properties are both very similar and theyamp;#39;re often used interchangeably and but basically theyamp;#39;re both used to add content to an element slash tag so letamp;#39;s actually create a new tag here to work with so letamp;#39;s make a new div and give it an ID of my - div okay so we have this div and Iamp;#39;m going to use the text content property as well as the inner HTML property to actually add contents Iamp;#39;m gonna explain the difference between these two properties so inside the JavaScript letamp;#39;s make a new constant which will be a reference to the my div tag so make a new constant weamp;#39;ll call this one my idea equal to the document that gets elements by ID weamp;#39;ll pass in my - div inside here okay so now we have the my div element inside JavaScript okay so le
