What is the difference between Node / Element / Object?

Question

Many places say they are both the same. But when they begin to explain, they treat each of them differently, without giving a clear explanation of what the difference is?

Please try to be as specific as possible, as I am still involved in JS, but not very good with that. :)

Answer 1

A Node is an interface from which several types of DOM are inherited, and allows these various types to be processed (or tested) in a similar way. Link: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Node

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DOM Node -, :

var node=document.createTextNode('A Node');

:

var p=document.createElement('p');

Node :

p.appendChild(node);

Node :

p.className='description';  // set the class property of the paragraph to 'description';

p.setAttribute('data-item', '8');  // add an attribute named data-item with a value of 8

Answer 2

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