Step by Step 1. Create an HTML page, leaving the space between the and tags open. 2. Between the and tags, add the and tags to link to a file named prjs3_2.js. Save the HTML file as pr3_2.html. 3. Open a file to use as your JavaScript file. Save it with the filename prjs3_2.js. Use this file to add the JavaScript code in steps 4-10. 4. Create a variable named myheading and give it this value: This is My Web Page! 5. Create a variable named linktag and give it this value: Web Site Link! 6. Create a variable named sometext and give it this value: This text can be affected by other statements. 7. Create a variable named begineffect and give it the value . 8. Create a variable named endeffect and give it the value . 9. Create a variable named beginpara and give it the value . 10. Create a variable named endpara and give it the value . 11. Place all of the variable definitions into a single var statement so that you do not need to keep repeating the var keyword (remember to end the last one with a semicolon). 12. Write the value of each variable back to the HTML document in this order: myheading begineffect sometext endeffect beginpara linktag endpara beginpara sometext endpara When you have finished, save the prjs3_2.js file. It should look like this: var myheading = " This is My Web Page! ", linktag = " Web Site Link! ", sometext = "This text can be affected by other statements.", begineffect = " ", endeffect = " ", beginpara = " ", endpara = " "; document.write(myheading); document.write (begineffect + sometext + endeffect); document.write(beginpara + linktag + endpara); document.write (beginpara + sometext + endpara); 13. Open the pr3_2.html page in your Web browser and view the results. 14. Reopen the prjs3_2.js file and make the changes in steps 15-16. 15. Change the value of begineffect to . 16. Change the value of endeffect to . 17. When you have finished, save the prjs3_2.js file. It should look like this: var myheading = " This is My Web Page! ", linktag = " Web Site Link! ", sometext = "This text can be affected by other statements.", begineffect = " ", endeffect = " ", beginpara = " ", endpara = " "; document.write (myheading); document.write (begineffect + sometext + endeffect); document.write (beginpara + linktag + endpara); document.write (beginpara + sometext + endpara); 18. Reload the pr3_2.html page in your Web browser. Notice the differences resulting from the changes in the variable values in the JavaScript file.