Why if we don't use the window.onload function in JavaScript the innerHTML cant work?

Question

I have some problem here, why if we use window.onload in javascript the innerHTML is executed, but if i am not use window.onload the innerHTML was not executed??
Ex :
https://code.sololearn.com/WEXTh9iiw4se/?ref=app

Answer 1

That is because you must include your .js file in your .html file for any JavaScript to work.

The window.onload function helps you do that indirectly here. So your .js is executed that way after the page is loaded.

Or you can do this to achieve the same. Just click on "Text" to see it change.
https://code.sololearn.com/WpZSI5kwoQXr/?ref=app

Read this for clarity.
https://www.sololearn.com/post/7444/?ref=app

Answer 2

Wtf man?

Answer 3

Would you stop it

Answer 4

I don't know how

Answer 5

He's done it to me too, I've reported their account as I believe it could be fake

Answer 6

Oh sorry I didn't mean you Yadi I meant that Nicholas guy

Answer 7

Hope the bot is gone.

Answer 8

Ya me too

Answer 9

That guy's account has been block

Answer 10

Haha nice

Answer 11

Well how with my question 😐

Answer 12

I'm not sure I started using SoloLearn again yesterday I haven't been coding in the last few months, sorry I couldn't help😔

Answer 13

No problem bro