NodeprototypeappendChild
The `Node.prototype.appendChild` method in JavaScript is used to add a new child node to the end of a specified parent node's child node list. It is a fundamental DOM (Document Object Model) manipulation technique that allows developers to dynamically modify the structure of a web page.
The method takes a single parameter, which is the node to be appended. The appended node must
When a node is appended, it becomes the last child of the parent node. If the parent
For example, creating a new paragraph element and appending it to the body of a document would
const newParagraph = document.createElement('p');
newParagraph.textContent = 'This is a new paragraph.';
document.body.appendChild(newParagraph);
```
Unlike `insertBefore`, which allows specifying a reference node to insert before, `appendChild` always places the new
While `appendChild` is a powerful tool, it is often considered less flexible than alternatives like `insertAdjacentElement`