What is the difference between Vanilla.js and JavaScript?

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Answer:

There is no technical difference between Vanilla.js and JavaScript ᅳ they are essentially the same thing. Vanilla.js just means plain, ordinary JavaScript-no additional libraries or frameworks such as React.js, Angular.js, or jQuery.
The term “Vanilla.js” describes to developers that an application or some kind of functionality has been developed with just native JavaScript methods and browser APIs. It keeps projects lightweight, reduces dependencies, and allows developers to learn more about the basics of JavaScript. Vanilla.js is just JavaScript, used straightforwardly without additional frameworks or libraries on top.

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