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CSCmidterm4 Flashcards

1
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HTML=

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Hypertext Markup Language

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XHTML=

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entensible Hypertext Markup Language, must be lowercase, we don?t use

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3
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What converts HTML

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a Browser

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4
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Start/Open tag

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End/Close tag

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Singleton Tag

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not paired, e.x. horizontal line

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7
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Required Tags

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, ,

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8
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2 Parts of a Web Page

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Head, Body

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Head section

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beginning material, like title or other info for whol page

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Body section

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content of page

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11
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Needed to write HTML

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Browser, Text Editor

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12
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Firefox traits

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free open source browser

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13
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Open Source

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program code is publicly available, any programmer can contribute improvements to

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14
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Text editor characters

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ASCII, normal keyboard characters

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15
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Levels of heading tags

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, get smaller

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16
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White Spaces

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spaces inserted in HTML for readability; spaces, tabs, enter; Ignored by Browsers

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17
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Preformated information

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only white space exception, displayed as appears

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18
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Width of line of text

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determined by width of the browser window

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19
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Escape Symbols

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&(followed by abbreviation); , used to show brackets, accents

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20
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Accents

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&eactue; È

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21
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Hyperlink Parts

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anchor text (text) & hyperlink reference (web site)

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URL Absolute Pathname Parts

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Protocol specification (http://), Domain/IP address (www.google.com), Path to file (/path/text.html)

23
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Relative pathnames

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take to another page in the same file

24
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Moving up in a file

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add / Before the href attribute

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Image tag

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26
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Alt tag of an Image

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assists visually impaired, displayed if image is not available

27
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Image formats

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Typically GIF=graphics interchange format or JPEG= Joint Photographic experts Group=higher quality

28
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PNG

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newer form of GIF= Portable Network Graphics

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Attributes

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additional specifications, form: name=”value”, includes href, src, and styles

30
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Style Attribute

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31
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Image positioning

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better with text flowing around image, “float:left”

32
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CSS

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Cascading Style Sheets, general styling system, simplifies task of creating a complex page

33
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Global Style

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Style tags inside Head tags, no brackets, but element inside {}, values seperated by ;

34
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Tag Element

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Text between the tags

35
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Class

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a family of styling specifications with a common name, written in head tags and at place in code

36
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5 levels of styling info

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Default, External, Global, Range, Site; part of Cascading Style sheets

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List types

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unordered list and ordered list ; both use for each item; also definitional lists

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Tables

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, cells=columns= ; heading= ; caption=

39
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Pseudo Classes

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is a State= anchor tag variations= link, hover, or visited

40
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How search engine works

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Crawling, query processing, hit list

41
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crawling

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has a todo list, URL’s are added to the todo list, Builds an Index

42
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Index

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list of tokens or words that are associated with the page

43
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Query processing

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tokens=search terms are entered, looks up tokens in the index, returns a hit list

44
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When Index is created

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Ahead of time

45
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Multiple word query

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AND, all words present; query processor intersects index lists

46
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Hit on a page

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search term is associated with the page, not neccesarily ON the page; looks in title, anchor text, meta, and Alt attributes

47
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Page Ranking

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If A and C link to B, B is seen as more important

48
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Logical operators

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specify a logical relationship between words it connects (AND, OR, AND NOT)

49
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Site Search

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Searches only current site

50
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Anatomy of a Hite

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Title, Snippet, URL, Site Links

51
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Primary Source

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direct knowledge of information

52
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Signs it?s a Bad Site

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broken links, no contact info, simple design, no recent updates, spelling errors

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