JavaScript Operator: void
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In JavaScript,
the void operator evaluates
an expression and then returns undefined.
An example of its use might be e.g.:
<a href="javascript:
void(document.getElementById('xxx'). innerHTML='Changed text'); ">
Click to change text in element with id = xxx
</a>
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