#100daysofcodingwithtechmayor Suchergebnisse
#100DaysOfCodingWithTechMayor *Day 1* I learnt that web design deals with more of graphics ideas and web development is more of the actual product. web development deals with all the codes that make a website to function or have an interactive behavior. @techmayor01
#100DaysOfCodingWithTechMayor Day 4. So we were given an assignment to create a link tag and back without clicking the back button at the top of a page's window 😁
#100DaysOfCodingWithTechMayor *Day 6* Html forms are used for getting information from the users. We have the input element that collects data information like email, password, name etc. @techmayor01
#100DaysOfCodingWithTechMayor *Day 11* Introduction to CSS we have 3 ways of applying css Inline style: add it directly in the html internal: declaring the style tag and selecting the element you want to style external css: create a separate file for it. @techmayor01
#100DaysOfCodingWithTechMayor *Css position property* It tells the method of position of an element. It can be static, fixed, absolute or relatively..it can be done by defining the top, right, left and bottom. Position absolute works alongside position relative. @techmayor01
#100DaysOfCodingWithTechMayor *Day 7* For web development, MP3 is the best choice for audio files, and MP4 is the best choice for video files. These formats ensure maximum compatibility, good quality, and reasonable file sizes, making them the most practical choice @techmayor01
#100DaysOfCodingWithTechMayor *Day 2* Html is for creating web pages. it's a standard language used for structuring. The first page you see on a website is known as the index. There are two types of tags which are opening and closing tags and self closing tags.. @techmayor01
#100DaysOfCodingWithTechMayor Day1. Got to understand indepth what Web design, front end, back end are, tools used and alot on the processes. Thank you @techmayor01
#100DaysOfCodingWithTechMayor Day3. got a little bit held back, but I've learnt what HTML elements are, and lots of tags, more coming. Thanks @techmayor01
#100DaysOfCodingWithTechMayor *Css properties* This allows you to select an html element. You can select by class, I'd, element, grouping, combination, pesudo e. @techmayor01
#100DaysOfCodingWithTechMayor *Day 8* Semantic Html describes the meaning of the element e.g Header, nav, footer, aside, article.. Non semantic doesn't really have any meaning. It's better to use the semantic Html because it's easier to read. @techmayor01
#100DaysOfCodingWithTechMayor The css box model contains a lot of properties. It is used to create the design and layout of the page. The border has its own properties, same as the margin and padding Universal selector is used to apply to the whole body of the site @techmayor01
#100DaysOfCodingWithTechMayor Day 5. been away for a while; things happened, but I'm back and stronger, so day 5 way table, and it was an interesting thing to do. thank you @techmayor01
#100DaysOfCodingWithTechMayor JavaScript variables These are used to store data..it can be reusable. We can create a variable using var, let and const. We also have global and local variables. Global var is accessible outside while local is accessed within. @techmayor01
#100DaysOfCodingWithTechMayor *Css display property* These talks about how components are going to be placed on the webpage. We have the Inline, block, inline block and none. Inline losses it's width. While block elements takes full width. @techmayor01
Expressions A combination of values, variables, and operators that evaluates to a value. Examples: `2 + 3`, `x > 5`, `true && false` By mastering JavaScript operators and expressions, you'll write more efficient code. #JavaScriptOperators #100DaysOfCodingWithTechMayor
Non-Primitive Data Types 1. Object: represents a collection of key-value pairs, e.g., `{name: "John", age: 30}` 2. Array: represents a collection of values, e.g., `[1, 2, 3]` #100DaysOfCodingWithTechMayor
Switch let day = "Mon"; switch (day) { case "Mon": console.log("Today is Mon!"); break; } 2. Loops: For, While, Do-While For Loop for (let i = 0; i < 5; i++) { console.log(i); } While Loop let i = 0; while (i < 5) { console.log(i); i++; } #100DaysOfCodingWithTechMayor
JavaScript Variable Rules 1. Case Sensitivity 2. Variable names can contain letters, digits, underscore & dollars sign 3. Variable names must begin with letter, dollar sign or underscore 4. Variable names must not contain JS reserved keywords #100DaysOfCodingWithTechMayor
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