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Jason Peay
16,515 PointsHow to select a parent node and store it in a constantDiv?
I'm having trouble finding the answer to a quiz question. Here is the question: In the code below, the constant div contains a reference to a DOM element. Select its parent node and store that in the constant parentOfDiv
const div = document.querySelector('div'); const parentOfDiv =
4 Answers
Samantha Fluke
7,163 PointsI got the right answer with: const parentOfDiv = div.parentNode;
Harshit Singh
6,280 PointsIn the code below, the constant div contains a reference to a DOM element. Select its parent node and store that in the constant parentOfDiv const div = document.querySelector('div'); const parentOfDiv =
The parentNode property of div can access its parent. what will be the parent node for constantDiv plz help me
Jonathan Rhodes
8,086 Pointsconst parentOfDiv = div.parentNode;
Jonathan Rhodes
8,086 PointsThe parentNode property of div can access its parent.
Przemyslaw Chmiel
13,532 PointsCould someone Explain me, how its really works? Thanks for everyone hlep.