How to prevent Client-Side XSS in JavaScript

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I’ve been working on a web application with dynamic content, and I’m worried about the possibility of client-side XSS attacks. I know that sanitizing user inputs is essential, but I’m not sure how to implement this effectively in JavaScript.

What are the best practices for preventing XSS vulnerabilities in client-side code? Any examples of libraries or encoding techniques that work well would be appreciated.
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