You noticed a section of HTML code commented out which includes a script tag. How might this affect the webpage, and how would you verify it?
- Comments are visible to users. To verify, check the webpage's source code.
- The commented script won't execute, potentially removing some functionalities. To verify, uncomment the code and observe changes.
- The page load time will be significantly faster. To verify, use performance tools.
- The webpage will crash as it cannot process comments. To verify, view the console for errors.
Commented out code doesn't execute or affect rendering. If a script tag is commented out, any functionality provided by that script will be unavailable. To truly understand its effect, one would need to uncomment it and observe potential behavioral changes on the webpage.
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