What
is HTML?
HTML means “Hyper Text Mark-Up Language.
It is a language code that computer can
understand or in simple words, you can call
it one of the several web technologies.
Let us break the parts of HTML and understand
what it actually refers to?
Hyper means that any web page can be accessed
by the visitor without any specific order
or place. The Text is simply whatever content
you add to your website in English generally.
Markup refers to the code used for the formatting
of text, e.g. for heading, you can use <h1>
in the start of the text and </h1>
at the end of words. These are also called
“HTML Tags”. Language represents the machine
language for the understanding of a web
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What
is HTML editor?
Front Page is software in which you can
create web pages with the content, pictures
and videos, etc. First time, it was introduced
by the Cambridge, Massachusetts Co. Now,
there are many versions of the Front Page
including 1.0, 1.1, MS Front Page 97, MS
Front Page for Macintosh 1.0, etc. The latest
one is MS office Front Page 2003. It can
be said an HTML editor that does not necessarily
requires you to learn HTML, however, it
is better to understand 4 types of views,
i.e.
1- Design View
2- Preview View
3- Code View &
4- Split View
In design view, it is very simple to drag
the text and picture and drop it on the
page. Code view consists of
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What
is Javascript?
Javascript is a computer language for building
websites. It executes on the system of the
visitor of your website. It is widely used
for online quiz, game development and election
purposes. It is gaining popularity on almost
all devices including web servers, personal
computer, iPhones, tablet PC, notebooks
and laptops, etc. avascript runs in almost
all the main web browsers that the users
of your site have installed on their computer,
e.g. google chrome, Internet Explorer,Opera,
Firefox, Safari, etc. When a visitor opens
the website, Javascript runs by default.
You do not need to learn it particularly
rather get the know-how of pasting the available
code on your web pages from another website.
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