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Confirmed, this looks like a bug. I copied the answer, reset the workspace and put the “correct” answer back in, it’s letter for letter the same thing. This has to be a bug. Not liking how this is starting out…
Reported as such. Just use “Show me the solution” and move on I guess
Is <.script src=“https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/vue/dist/vue.js” defer><./script> always the link we will use to incorporate Vue into our web development, or is there a different link we will use at times?
When it comes to importing the regular JS library in HTML, I’ve always been taught to add the <script> tags at the end (before the closing body tag, but after the rest of the HTML). But here, you import the Vue.js library in the <head> tag.
So I had a few questions about this:
What’s the difference between the two?
Why isn’t more consistent?
Did I learn it the incorrect way? Should we import the JS library in the <head> tag as well?
Or are they just not connected in that way?
Thank you to anyone and everyone who answers, I really appreciate it
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