These will cause an action to occur when the user triggers the event handler.
Event handlers have built in keywords. They don't need to be in <script> tags. Event handler can go in forms:
<form><input type="button" value="Hit me with your best shot" onClick="alert('You missed');document.write('Im gonna git you Sucka')"</form>links: okay, these suck because chrome has disabled most of these
<boody onLoad="alert('Hello Dave');">
<a href="http://Google.com";">Some Link</a>
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