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Understanding the Difference Between Using Inline and External Javascript
At times, it's crucial for JavaScript to execute promptly. For example, consider a scenario where I have radio buttons in a form, and when the form fails to submit, JavaScript automatically selects the last button chosen by the user. If one button is preselected and then changes due to JavaScript, it could appear visually odd to the user. Therefore, running the script as soon as possible seems necessary, with inline JavaScript potentially aiding in this goal. Will employing inline JavaScript significantly reduce instances of users encountering such peculiar behaviors?