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mihai tudose
3,029 Pointshtml,css,javascript?
Should i complete my javascript skills with css and html? Are all these 3 programming languages necessary to developing a custom web page/application?I would like to know some details about html and css and their relationship with javascript.
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Joseph Sworyk
7,879 PointsYou'll need HTML to build a website.... implementing text/pictures/etc. CSS to style these components... text color/size, spacing, etc... JavaScript makes webpages dynamic. Where they can respond to user input. So yes, a good idea would be to start with HTML & CSS.
mihai tudose
3,029 PointsAlright.That really helped.Thanks a lot! Shall i pause the JavaScript basics course and start html and css then?
Joseph Sworyk
7,879 PointsId suggest doing so, yes.
mihai tudose
3,029 PointsThat's what i'm gonna do.Thanks again!
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3,257 PointsUnsubscribed User
3,257 PointsHTML, CSS, and JavaScript are the building blocks for interactive, customized websites. While you can get by with knowledge of only HTML and CSS alone, and make stunning responsive web pages, JavaScript adds more customizability and an interactive element to your web pages. HTML defines the content and structure of a web page. CSS styles it, and changes things like size, shape, font, and color. JavaScript allows you to automate things like self-scrolling image displays. Hope this helps some!