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JavaScript serves as the primary programming language for the web, and is currently utilized by more software developers than any other language. It is often claimed to be the backbone of modern web development, enabling developers to build interactive, dynamic, and feature-rich user experiences. As technology evolves, JavaScript has expanded far beyond its initial role of adding basic interactivity to websites, now serving as the foundation for full-stack development, mobile applications, and even machine learning projects.
