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Title: Hiding Elements in JavaScript
**Objective:**
Learn how to write a JavaScript program to hide specific elements within an object, particularly those deemed inappropriate or "vulgar."
**Instructions:**
1. **Understanding the Object:**
- Identify the elements within the object that need to be hidden. Define criteria for what makes an element "vulgar."
2. **Write the JavaScript Code:**
- Use conditional statements to evaluate each element.
- Implement methods like `style.display = 'none'` to hide elements.
3. **Test the Program:**
- Run the code with various objects to ensure only the specified elements are hidden.
4. **Examples and Practice:**
- Include example objects and expected outcomes.
> Remember, the primary goal is to manage the visibility of elements programmatically within the HTML DOM using JavaScript.
**Additional Resources:**
- Link to JavaScript documentation
- Tutorials on DOM manipulation
**Note:**
Ensure your program is versatile enough to adapt to different criteria for hiding elements.
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