Wrapped into a reference object to be modified when captured in a closure

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To format the answer as an HTML content in a div without body, h1, and html tags and wrap it in a reference object to be modified in a closure, you can use the following code:

“`javascript
// Create a reference object to hold the HTML content
var answer = { content: “” };

// Wrap the HTML content in a closure to modify it
(function() {
// Start the HTML content with a div tag
var htmlContent = “

“;

// Add your answer content here
htmlContent += “This is the answer.”;

// Close the div tag
htmlContent += “

“;

// Assign the HTML content to the reference object
answer.content = htmlContent;
})();

// Example usage: Access the HTML content
console.log(answer.content);
“`

In the code above, a reference object `answer` is created, and an empty string property `content` is defined. By wrapping the HTML content generation inside a closure, you can modify the `answer.content` property without affecting the global scope.

Within the closure, the answer content starts with an opening `

` tag and continues with any desired content. In this example, the content is set to “This is the answer.” You can modify this part to suit your needs.

Finally, the closure closes the div tag and assigns the generated HTML content to the `answer.content` property.

To access the HTML content, you can simply use `answer.content` as shown in the example usage. This will print the HTML content to the console.

Remember to replace `console.log(answer.content)` with your preferred method of using or displaying the HTML content.

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