Dynamic-content definition
Creating responses to requests for data that are customized for each individual. Contrast with "static content," which returns the same data to all users.
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Javascript, on the other hand, enables web designers to put dynamic content on a site.
Javascript is a programming language in its own right, though a fairly limited one; it turns the browser itself into a computing platform enabling better interaction with website visitors and up-to-the minute dynamic content.
String functions are used to display the dynamic content on the website.