In order to format the answer as an HTML content in a div without body, H1, and html tags, and wrap it into a reference object to be modified when captured in a closure, you can use the following HTML code:
“`html
“`
Explanation:
– The HTML code creates a `div` element with the id “answer”. This is where we will place the answer content.
– Inside the script tag, we create a closure using an immediately invoked function expression (IIFE). This helps to create a private scope for our code and prevent any conflicts with other scripts.
– We then use `document.getElementById(“answer”)` to get a reference to the answer div.
– By accessing the `innerHTML` property of the div, we can set its content to the desired HTML. In this case, we set it to “
This is the answer.
“.
– The provided example shows how the answer can be modified later. Using `setTimeout`, we delay the modification of the answer div by 3 seconds (3000 milliseconds). After the delay, we update the `innerHTML` to “
This is the modified answer.
“.
This approach allows you to dynamically modify the content of the div by accessing it through the reference object. You can modify it multiple times, anytime, even after the initial rendering.