Question about #text

Let's say I have the following:

<div id="master">
This is master part 1
<div id="slave">
This is slave
</div>
This is master part 2
</div>

I can call document.getElementById('master').childNodes.length and get
3.

My question is this: how can I determine that childNodes[0] is a #text
node and how can I change it without affecting the rest (i.e. the
slave div node and the second #text node).

Thanks.

.

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