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fix(curriculum): 2 typos in the dom click events and web api lecture (#62389)

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There are various types of third-party web APIs, including weather APIs, social media APIs, payment APIs, data APIs, translation APIs, and more. You just need to find the API that fits your needs.
Web APIs are essential tools for building modern web applications that can interact with various services and data sources. By learning how to leverage their power, you will expanding your toolset for creating dynamic and engaging websites.
Web APIs are essential tools for building modern web applications that can interact with various services and data sources. By learning how to leverage their power, you will expand your toolset for creating dynamic and engaging websites.
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You have been used to working with attributes in your HTML and CSS projects. But did you know that you can add attributes to your HTML elements in your JavaScript file?
In this lecture, you will learn how work with the `setAttribute()` method to add attributes to your HTML elements.
In this lecture, you will learn how to work with the `setAttribute()` method to add attributes to your HTML elements.
Here is the basic syntax: