Javascript file not being called at appropriate time in 2.0?

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Quick 2.0 question. I have this script in my <HEAD> tag:

<script TYPE="text/javascript" src="js/myscripts.js"></script>

I'm using the callback functionality of 2.0 and the page doesn't work
correctly because the javascript file is clearly being loaded at some
time that is incompatible with the back-end code. HOWEVER, when I copy
and paste the actual script (the javascript code, not the file) in the
exact same place in the <HEAD> tag, everything works great.

Why is that?

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