There are several ways to select HTML elements with JavaScript.
• document.getElementById('id'): select a single element by its id
• document.getElementsByTagName('p'): select all elements by tag name
• document.querySelector('.class'): select the first element that matches a CSS selector
• document.querySelectorAll('p.intro'): select all elements that match
javascript
// Assume HTML:
// <div id="main">
// <p class="content">First paragraph.</p>
// <p class="content">Second paragraph.</p>
// </div>
const mainDiv = document.getElementById("main");
const firstParagraph = document.querySelector(".content");
console.log("This example needs an HTML page to run.");
// console.log(mainDiv.tagName);
// console.log(firstParagraph.innerText);You should see
This example needs an HTML page to run.