Here is a sample JavaScript code that you can use to display the word count of a text in a div element:

 

var textbox = document.getElementById("textbox");

 

var wordCount = textbox.value.split(" ").length;

 

var div = document.getElementById("word-count");

 

div.innerHTML = "Word Count: " + wordCount;

 

 

In this code, the textbox variable is used to reference the textbox element where the text is entered. Then, the split() method is used to split the text in the textbox by the space character, and the length property is used to get the number of words in the text.

 

Next, the div variable is used to reference the div element where the word count will be displayed. Finally, the innerHTML property of the div element is set to the word count, which displays the word count on the page.

 

 

 

Here is a sample HTML code that you can use to create a textbox and a div element to display the word count:

 

 

<!-- Textbox where the text will be entered -->

<input type="text" id="textbox" placeholder="Enter your text here">

 

<!-- Div element where the word count will be displayed -->

<div id="wordcount"></div>

 

 

In this code, the textbox element is created using the input element with a type attribute of text, and it has an id attribute of textbox so that it can be referenced in the JavaScript code. The div element where the word count will be displayed is created with an id attribute of wordcount, so that it can be referenced in the JavaScript code.

 

You can customize this HTML code to suit your specific needs, such as changing the placeholder text in the textbox, or using a different element to display the word count. You can then use the JavaScript code provided in the previous answer to display the word count in the div element.