14.3: Dynamic Text (contenteditable attribute) - Hamilton Lottery Simulator with p5.js

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In this video, I look at how you can make the content of a written webpage dynamic. The "contenteditable" attribute is used to make a number editable by a user. The "input" event is used to show how other values on the page can change as the user edits the page.

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