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    Definition of HTML: Hypertext Markup Language

    <!DOCTYPE html>

    <html>

    <head>

    <title> </title>

    </head>

    <body> </body>

    </html>

    <p> </p> - Paragraph of text.

    <i> </i> - Italicized text.

    <b> </b> - Bold text.

    <hr> - Horizontal rule.

    <br> - Line break.

    <h1> <h6> - If the number gets bigger the size of the letter gets smaller.

    <a href= “…”> Text <a/> - You put the link between the quotation marks and then where it says
    “Text” you put the word you want to have the hyperlink.

    <img src= “…” width= “…px” height= “…px”> - You put the link of the image between the quotation
    near the word src, the other two that have the px are the pixels that will have.

    <a href=""><img src="" width="" height=""></a> - For you to create a link to a image.

    Background
    image:url("https://t2.rg.ltmcdn.com/es/images/3/7/4/como_comer_saludable_todos_los_dias_71
    473_600.jpg");

    <ul> <li> </li> </ul> - Unorderes list.

    <ol> <li> </li> </ol> - Ordered list.

    <table border= ”…”> - Container for all table data.

    <tr> - Container for a single row.


    <th> - Single table header element.

    <td> - Single table data element.

    <tagname style=”…”> - Different types of styles.

    <tagname style=”background-color:type”> - In type you put the color you want.

    <tagname style=”color:type”> - In type you put the color you want.

    <tagname style=”font-size:type”> - In type you put the size.

    <tagname style=”text-align:type”> - In type you put the align.

    <head> <style>

    Tagname {property:type;} – In the type you put whatever you want.

    </style></head>

    <head> <style>

    Tagname {background-image:url(“…”);} – In the … you put the link of the image.

    </style></head>

    Width=”100%” height=”100%” – Its for align the table.

    <tagname class=”…”>Hello</p> - In “…” you put any name you want. (Cannot have spaces, cannot
    start with a number. Can have a number after the word and a line between the words)

    .alert { type:””;} – This is the second step after you putting the one up.

    p.alert { type:””;} – This rule applies to only <p> elements with the class “alert”.

    <tagname id=”…”>CodeHS</h1> - The id should be unique, only one tag with a given id on any
    page.

    #... {type:”…”;} – This is the second step after you finishing the upper one.

    Definitions:

    URL: Uniform Resource Locator.

    DOMAIN: The part that starts with “www” and before the “/”.

    PATH: The part that starts with “/” until the final.

    Steps ofx viewing a web page:

    1. URL: You type the URL for the web page into your browser.
    2. The Request: The browser sends a message to a server requesting a resource.
    3. The Response: The server sends a response to the resource attached.
    4. Rendering the Page: Your browser takes the resource and renders it in the browser
    window.

    Unidad 2:

    turnLeft();

    putBall();

    takeBall();

    move();

    function …(){,,,}

    street = row

    avenue = column

    backflip(); - and facing in the same direction.

    Start (); - run the program.

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