In this post, I want to write and share new concepts that I read, practiced, and learned in the first week of the Software Development Apprenticeship Program at Discovery Partners Institute (DPI).
I learned about:
HTML Fundamental Syntax:
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Boilerplate:
- A declaration on line 1, stating that it's an HTML document
<!DOCTYPE html> - An html element that is the ancestor of all other elements.
<html> </html> - The html element should have two children: a head element and a body element.
- The
<head> </head>element is where we tell the browser how to process the document; things like what title to put in the browser tab, what style sheets to load, what language to use (we will always use a character set called UTF-8<meta charset="UTF-8">, which allows for all languages as well as things like emoji), etc. - The
<body> </body>element contains the actual content for the user.
- A declaration on line 1, stating that it's an HTML document
Stay Hungry; Stay Foolish!
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