In this video, I explain the difference between innerHTML and innerText in JavaScript with a simple example.
Both seem similar — they replace text inside HTML elements — but they work differently!
👉 innerHTML treats the content as HTML code and can render HTML tags.
👉 innerText treats the content as plain text and shows it exactly as it is.
📘 Example covered:
How innerHTML changes HTML content (renders tags)
How innerText only changes visible text
When to use each one
💡 By the end of this video, you’ll clearly understand when to use innerHTML and when to use innerText in your JavaScript projects.