Remove a DOM Element

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 DOM using the removeChild() and remove() method.

Removing an element using the removeChild() method
  • First, select the target element that you want to remove using DOM methods such as querySelector().
To remove an element from the DOM, you follow these steps:
Suppose that you have the following HTML document:



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