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MIS 2101.730 ■ Spring 2023 ■ Steven E. Sclarow, AIA
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Discussion 7a HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Part 1

Lyzannette Figueroa - March 2, 2023 1 Comment

Hello everyone,

Coding language is vital to organizations that want to expand their business online. When creating your website, it’s important to add all three coding languages to Programming-Language-vs-Scripting-Language-vs-Markup-Languagesensure your website looks good and can function as well. First, we look at Hypertext markup language (HTML), this is used to create a structure for your website, here you make sure everything is in the right spot with easy access to your consumers. Next you will use Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) which you will add to your website to make it look good. CSS focuses on how you make your website look pretty. Finally, you must use JavaScript to make your website functional. This allows your customers to interact with your website, which can be them signing in or clicking on available products. All three of these coding languages are necessary when creating websites. JavaScript is event-driven because it drives all the interactions and events that we experience online. Without JavaScript we would not be able to interact with one another or use the internet at all. Overall, JavaScript is an important program that is utilized everywhere.

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  1. Sheree Owens says

    March 2, 2023 at 5:56 pm

    Hi Lyzannette! I think this is a great explanation of how the different coding languages are used and how important it is to make the websites we love to use function correctly. Before this class, I did not understand the significance of JavaScript and how we are able to interact with the internet/websites using code. Now when browsing websites, I have a better understanding of what coding languages are being used and why.

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