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JavaScript Cookies and Sessions
In this tutorial, I'm going to use a cookie to count the number of times a computer has been to your site. The purpose of the script is to place the cookie and retrieve it, adding one each time it visits.
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A cookie lets you store a small amount of information about a user visiting your site. A cookie is a small text file that is stored on the site visitor's computer by their browser.Because the cookie is stored on the user's computer, it does not require any server space no matter how many users you have.You can use cookies to save user preferences, customize data, remember the last visit, or to keep track of items in an order while a user browses.

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