fix(curriculum): remove explanation for textContent property (#53142)

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Govindapalle Vijaychandra
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# --description--
In JavaScript, the `textContent` property is used to both get and set the text of a node.
For example, here's how you can get the text content from a paragraph element with the id `example-paragraph`, and set its text content to a new value:
```html
<p id="example-paragraph">Example Text</p>
```
```js
const exampleParagraph = document.getElementById("example-paragraph");
console.log(exampleParagraph.textContent); // "Example Text"
exampleParagraph.textContent = "New Text";
console.log(exampleParagraph.textContent); // "New Text"
```
Use the `textContent` property on `currentDateParagraph` to set its text content to the value of the `formattedDate` variable.
Also, make sure to remove your `console.log(formattedDate);` line.