Study R. Flashcards
What does HTML stand for?
Hyper Text Mark-up Language
Why do we use HTML?
HTML is one of the coding languages that we will use to build our website.
What are the basic HTML tags?
<p> </p>
<h1> </h1>
…etc.
What is HTML?
Hyper text Mark-up Language, a language used to create web pages.
What does <ul> and </ul> stand for?
It stands for using bullet points.
What does <ol> and </ol> stand for?
It stands for using the numbers.
Do you use <li> </li> in between <ul> and </ul><ol> when using them?</ol>
Yes
Do you have to use <br></br> and <br></br>?
No, just <br></br> to make space in between the text or line.
What does <strong> </strong> tag mean?
It means to surround the text and make the word bold.
What does <em> </em> stand for?
It makes the words tilted when you put it around the text.
What does the tag body mean?
It contains all of the main content of your web page.
How do you put an image with using tag?
<img></img>
What does <p></p> mean?
It means the paragraph.
Does gotta be the first thing in your web page?
Yes
How do you save a file of your web page?
You use .html at the end.
What is the head tag content?
The head tag content is shown as the heading of the webpage in large text, and is not shown on the search engine.
How do you color the background of your web page?
<
body bgcolor=” “>, you also need the body closing tag and that’s it.
What is digital foorprint?
It is the collected information about someone across multiple websites on the internet.
What is the first step for deciding what’s credible?
Use common sense
What is the second step for deciding what’s credible?
Ask Questions
What is the third step for deciding what’s credible?
Confirmn
What type of questions should you ask yourself for the first step in for deciding what’s credible?
Is it logical? Does it make sense?
What type of questions should you ask yourself for the second step in for deciding what’s credible?
Does this source know a lot about this topic? How did they learn what they know?
What type of questions should you ask yourself for the third step in for deciding what’s credible?
What does this source want me to do or believe and why would they want me to do or believe that?
What type of questions should you ask yourself for the third step in for deciding what’s credible?
Do other credible sources back up what this source says?
What are the two types of data?
Qualitative data and quantitative data.
What are the two types of Quantitative data?
Discrete Data and Continous Data
What is Discrete Data?
It cannot be broken down into fractions or decimals.
What is Continous Data?
It can be broken down into fractions and decimals. It is measured.
Example of Discrete Data
Trying to count how many people there are in class.
Example of Continious Data
Time, food, and phone numbers.
