terms

Question 1

HTML

Answer 1

HTML provides the content structure and context. By describing the content, it tells the browser what to do with it. The current version of HTML is HTML5.

Question 2

CSS

Answer 2

CSS tells the browser how to present the content. A set of styling rules lets the browser know how to render elements within the HTML document. The current version of CSS is CSS3.

Question 3

JavaScript

Answer 3

JavaScript is a third component which is a programming language that provides the ability to create more powerful interactivity. It is the only programming language that can operate at both the front-end (client) and/or back-end (server).

Question 4

HTML and CSS

Answer 4

Together HTML and CSS give the browser the information it needs to render the web page for the user while JavaScript can give the web page more interactivity. Website rendered output is content marked up with HTML and styled with CSS.

Question 5

Client-side programming (front-end).

Answer 5

Client-side refers to the software that runs on a user’s web browser or user agent

Question 6

Server-side programming (back-end)

Answer 6

Server-side means the systems that are on the server.

Question 7

Web/Full-Stack Development

Answer 7

Full Stack Development is combining front-end and back-end skills.

Question 8

User agent

Answer 8

A string that tells the site what operating system and browser the user is running

Question 9

what are semantic tags

Answer 9

Semantic Tags are used in accessibility for the visually impaired

Question 10

HTML Element.

Answer 10

An html element is a part of a webpage. In HTML, an element may contain a data item or a chunk of text or an image, or perhaps nothing. A typical element includes an opening tag with some attributes, enclosed text content, and a closing tag.