What does "javascript:void(0)" mean?

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What does “javascript:void(0)” mean?

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Hello Heena,

I hope you are doing well, The answer for your Querry is:-

“javascript:void(0)” is often used in HTML to create a link that does not perform any action or navigate to a new page. When used as the href attribute in an tag, it allows the link to execute JavaScript code without reloading or changing the current page. This can be useful for triggering JavaScript functions while preventing the default link behavior.

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Hey Heena khan,

“javascript:void(0)” is a JavaScript expression that evaluates to undefined. The void operator is used to discard the return value of an expression. When used in an href attribute, it effectively prevents the browser from following the link and navigating away from the current page. This is useful in scenarios where you want to bind a JavaScript function to an anchor element without causing a page refresh or redirection.

let me know if you have any further doubts.

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Hello Heena khan,

javascript:void(0)" is a JavaScript expression that evaluates to undefined. The void operator is used to discard the return value of an expression. When used in an href attribute, it effectively prevents the browser from following the link and navigating away from the current page. This is useful in scenarios where you want to bind a JavaScript function to an anchor element without causing a page refresh or redirection.