Web Pages
In my class I leared a heck ton of Binary and HTML, and I'm here to share it with all of you!
So first off, Binary. Binary is "a coding system using the binary digits 0 and 1 to represent a letter, digit, or other character in a computer or other electronic device." according to the internet. It was pretty difficult to understand for me myself, but who knows-it could be a lot easier for someone else.
^In this photo I've provided you with it gives you an insight of how binary works. 0 would be 000 in binary, 1 would be 001, 2 would be 010, and so on. Its literally adding a 1 at the end and slowly moving it foward-if that makes any sense at all.
We also learned how to make words with binary. You can use a website right here to test it out and mess around with c:
HTML
HTML on the other hand, (kind of ironic since I'm doing HTML to make this website right now) has a lot more to it, and is much more complex. HTML is "Hypertext Markup Language, a standardized system for tagging text files to achieve font, color, graphic, and hyperlink effects on World Wide Web pages". I learned most of my coding from two websites. W3schools.com and
Codecademy. The number one thing from html coding is to always start with "", without it, nothing else you code is going to work. Another thing to always remember is to ALWAYS. CLOSE. YOUR. CODES. You see, when you code in html, you're most likley going to put everything in these less than-greater than symbols (<>) and to close one, all you have to do is put a "/" in it after the letter(s). An example would be a paragraph. To start it you have to put "p" and when you want to close it you put "/p" as a separate "word" with the symbols. "p" always goes at the very beginning of a sentence and "/p" always goes at the very end. Another example would be "p" I went downtown to buy a pizza."/p" (It's not letting me show you what it really looks like so I'll show you a picture).
So you see how theres a "/" at the end? Thats what I meant. Having covered that, after you type in the DOCTYPE code, there are 4 other important parts you always need to put. Those are "html", "head", "title", and "body" (Remember to close them off!). Inbetween the body and html, that's where all the coding begins! It would be impossible for me to explain each one of the different codes for me, so I suggest you go the the websites I linked for you, they'll explain everything a lot better than I can. With all this knowlwge about Html, and a little bit of Css and Javascript, I've learned how to make my own websites on here! (Warning: They're really freakin' bad because they were my first few websites :") In other words, prepare for cringe content!).
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