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Susan J
Susan J

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JAVA FULL STACK DEVELOPER

Hello everyone,
I'm Susan Mary J,
This is my fourth day of Java full stack. For past fourth days we were learning about HTML,CSS & LINUX installation too.

SHORTCUTS:

  1. Ctrl + shift + i - Alinement

  2. Ctrl + s - Save

  3. Shift + 1 - !

  4. ! + enter - Default Code

  5. Ctrl + shift + Ctrl- Copy text from terminal

  6. Ctrl + shift + v - Paste text into the terminal

  7. Ctrl + shift + t - Open new terminal

  8. Ctrl + l - clear the terminal

*REASON TO INSTALL LINUX :
*

  • Free & open source
  • Better security
  • Great for programming
  • Customizable interface

LINUX INSTALLATION:

STEP-1:Pick the LINUX version*[UBUNTU/LINUX MINT]*

STEP-2:Make a Bootable USB*[Rufus/Etcher]*

STEP-3:Plug in & restart your computer*[Press F12/F2/Esc]*,select the USB drive.

STEP-4:Install LINUX [Choose Language, time zone, username & password]

STEP-5:Finish installation [Wait for few minutes, remove the USB & restart your computer]

HTML:

  • Hyper Text Markup Language
  • Used to create webpage to display web browser.
  • Web pages are created using tags.
  • Works for CSS and JavaScript.
  • We can work in specific version of html.
  • Web technology evolved, html 4 could no longer keep up with modern needs so versio of html 4 changed to html 5.

TAGS:

  • - Keywords used to mark and formats parts of a web page.
  • Tell the browser how to display content. <p> - open tags </p> - close tag

TYPES OF TAGS:

  1. <h1>to<h6> - Size of heading
  2. <p> - Paragraph
  3. <h> - Heading
  4. <img> - Image [Self closing tags]
  5. <div> - Block container
  6. <span> - Inline container
  7. <br> - Line break [No closing tag]
  8. <hr> - Horizontal rule [No closing tag]

VERSIONS OF HTML:

  1. HTML 1.0
  2. HTML 2.0
  3. HTML 3.2
  4. HTML 4.01
  5. XHTML
  6. HTML 5

SAMPLE PROGRAM:

`<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
    <title>My First Web Page</title>
</head>
<body>
    <h1>Welcome to My Website</h1>
    <p>This is a simple HTML page.</p>

    <button onclick="alert('Hello!')">Click Me</button>
</body>
</html>       `
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