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JavaScript DOM Scripting By Example Adding and Removing Names Tour the Application

Alok Shah
Alok Shah
100 Points
Posted by Alok Shah
Alok Shah
100 Points

Please explain html code here

Please explain html code here

Keith Kelly
Keith Kelly
21,326 Points
Keith Kelly
Keith Kelly
21,326 Points

Unfortunately there is no code to review. Please include the code you are wondering about or attach a workspace snapshot.

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,745 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,745 Points

In case you need it (and for the benefit of other readers), here's a video that explains how to make a snapshot.

And if you'll be posting code directly instead, here's a video about how to do code formatting.

2 Answers

HIDAYATULLAH ARGHANDABI
HIDAYATULLAH ARGHANDABI
21,058 Points
HIDAYATULLAH ARGHANDABI
HIDAYATULLAH ARGHANDABI
21,058 Points

You should watch the video from beginning. The teacher is explaining everything very clearly.

Amy Tomey
Amy Tomey
12,847 Points
Amy Tomey
Amy Tomey
12,847 Points

If your question is... What is HTML? then here's my interpretation:

HTML is the base or foundation for building a website, the skeleton, if you wish. Establishing a base to work from, HTML is similar to the sketch an artist does before the painting or sculpting begins.

Websites can be built exclusively HTML, but may be lacking much of the versatility we see on the web today. CSS allows you to 'dress up' your websites, colors, fonts, layout and much more. JavaScript adds 'pizazz'. When you interact with a site, see a photo slide show, click or mouse over an item on the page to see it change... that's just a fraction of the capabilities of JavaScript.