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JavaScript Breaking on Events and Basic Stepping

Hanane Ladj
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Hanane Ladj
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Hanane Ladj
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When I click on the "label" , it does not take me to the Element tab.

When I click on the "label" , it does not take me to the Element tab.

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Zviel Segal
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Zviel Segal
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Zviel Segal
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Check out the "Scope" tab under the content of the "app.js" file. You'll see that the value of the listItem variable is "label.responded".

Click on "label.responded", and DevTools will show you the exact location of the label in "index.html", just like in the video. The DevTools user interface has just changed a bit.