Good evening , Sir! Your explanation of JavaScript is truly outstanding. The way you simplified complex topics really helped me grasp the fundamentals better. Thank you for making such an effort to make learning enjoyable for us! However, I have a few challenging doubts that I would like to clarify: 1)Why is JavaScript called an interpreted language, and how does that impact its performance compared to compiled languages? 2)You mentioned "prototype-based objects" - could you explain how it works and how it differs from class-based programming? 3)What exactly are silent errors in JavaScript? Why do they occur, and how can we identify and fix them? 4)How does JavaScript make client-side programming more efficient compared to server-side scripting? Could you provide a real-world example? 5)Regarding security concerns in JavaScript, why is client-side JS restricted from accessing server-side private data? 6)Among the 3 ways of adding JS to HTML (inline, internal, external), which method is preferred for large-scale projects, and why? 7)You mentioned that placing the tag at the bottom of the tag is beneficial. Could you explain why this is the case? 8)I am still a little confused about event-driven programming. Could you explain the flow of an event with a practical example? 9)What’s the key difference between JavaScript and PHP in terms of execution, and when should we choose one over the other? 10)If multiple JS files are included in a single HTML document, how can we manage conflicts or dependency issues? I would really appreciate your guidance on these doubts, as they are crucial for strengthening my understanding of JavaScript. Thank you once again for your amazing teaching! 😊