Let's take a look at a specific website as an example:
This particular website calculates value using a .js script embedded in the HTML itself.
Upon inspecting the source code by pressing F12, we can locate the element containing the calculated value identified as:
[calculated value here]
If there were multiple scripts like scripts1.js, scripts2.js, and scripts3.js present within the source code, how could we determine which one is responsible for changing the value of the [calculated value here] element?
It is common for .js files to obfuscate the code making it hard to read. However, the main objective here is to pinpoint exactly which script holds the code that needs to be understood.
(Disclaimer: I may not be well-versed in HTML/CSS/JS terminology as this pertains to a Python web scraping project. Hopefully, the overall concept has been conveyed successfully)
Edit based on Nicolas' comment: The actual scenario does not involve an id property in the element, unlike the previous example mentioned