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Section 1

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<p> </p>

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Paragraph tags. Enclose each paragraph in this pair of tags.

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index.html

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The standard file name for the HTML home page of a website, it often contains links to all the other pages.

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.js

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Javascript programs are stored in files that end in this extension.

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HTML

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Hyper Text Markup Language. It describes the structure of Web pages.

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<head> </head>

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Header tags. These tags enclose the header information at the top of a webpage. Inside here we would put the title and meta tags.

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<img src="image.file.name" width="nnn">

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Image tag. This tag inserts an image.

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<b> </b>

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Bold tag. Text inside these tags will be bold.

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var myDog = ['dog', 'cat']

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A Javascript instruction that sets a variable called "myDog" to a list of values.

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CSS

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Cascading Style Sheet. This file defines all the colours and fonts used on the webpage

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<html> </html>

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The very first and last tags in an HTML document.

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Javascript

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A programming language often used to add interactive features to a website.

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Tags

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HTML instructions are coded in these, they are words or letters inside "<>" symbols.

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<br>

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Break tag. This tag inserts a line break

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<h1> </h1>

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Heading 1 tags. Put the top headings inside these tags.

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<a href="url"> click to visit page url </a>

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Hyperlink tag, also called anchor tag. This tag defines a hyperlink. This will be a clickable element on the webpage.

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<body> </body>

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The body of the webpage goes inside these HTML tags.

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background-color: <colour-name or value>;

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Background Colour attribute. In the CSS file, this defines the colour of the background

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<title> </title>

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Title tags. The title of the webpage goes inside these tags. This will appear in the title bar of the browser.

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