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Introduction to JavaScript and Web Design

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      1. In this code, several variables are used to store and work with numbers. The variable price1 stores the value 5, and price2 stores the value 6. These two values are added together, and the result is stored in the variable total. Variables make it easier to store information and reuse it later in the program. The code also uses the document object, which is a built-in JavaScript object that represents the web page itself. Using document.getElementById("demo"), the code is able to find the paragraph element with the id demo and update its content.   Overall, the code works by adding price1 and price2 together and saving the result in total. Then, the document object inserts the text “The total is: 11” into the paragraph on the webpage so the result is displayed to the user. 2. In Chapters 2–4 of Eloquent JavaScript, I learned about program structure, variables, expressions, functions, and how control flow work...

Module #2 Introduction to HTML, CSS and JavaScript Assignment

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  While creating my first website using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, I encountered several challenges throughout the process. One of the main issues I faced was getting my second page, Module3.html , to open correctly when clicking the navigation link. Initially, the link to the Module 3 page did not work at all. After troubleshooting, I realized the problem was related to my file naming . The filename on the server did not exactly match the filename used in the HTML link. Because web servers are case-sensitive and do not handle spaces well, even a small difference in capitalization or spacing caused the page not to load. Overall, this project helped me better understand how HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and file management work together when building and publishing a website.

Assignment 1

 1.  URL -  Welcome to your InfinityFree website 2. When it comes to programming, I have some experience with Java, Python and R, mostly from previous coursework and personal projects. I’m still learning, though, and I think that’s part of the fun, seeing how much I can improve over time. I also have some experience with web development, especially HTML and building websites, which has been fun to explore. I’m looking forward to learning more about how information systems tie into web technology.