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const handleLocation = async () => { const first =await fetch('test1.html').then((data) => data.text()); console.log(first); document.getElementById("click1").innerHTML = first; const second =await fetch('test2.html').then((data) => data.text()); console.

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Dan answered on September 13, 2022 Popularity 1/10 Helpfulness 1/10

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  • answer const handleLocation = async () => { const first =await fetch('test1.html').then((data) => data.text()); console.log(first); document.getElementById("click1").innerHTML = first; const second =await fetch('test2.html').then((data) => data.text()); console.

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    • const handleLocation = async () => { const first =await fetch('test1.html').then((data) => data.text()); console.log(first); document.getElementById("click1").innerHTML = first; const second =await fetch('test2.html').then((data) => data.text()); console.

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