Week 2 - HTML Part 2 Flashcards

1
Q

How many headings are there?

A

h1 to h6

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2
Q

p

A

Paragraph

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3
Q

br

A

Line Break.

An empty inline element with a single line break.

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4
Q

hr

A

Horizontal Rule.

An empty block level element which creates a divider.

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5
Q

em

A

Defines emphasised text (italics)

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6
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strong

A

Defines important text (bold)

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7
Q

dfn

A

Defines a definition term

Eg: A validator is a program that checks for syntax errors in code or documents

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8
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code

A

A block level element that defines a piece of computer code

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9
Q

samp

A

Defines a sample output from a computer program.

Eg: Error. Keyboard not found.

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10
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kbd

A

Defines keyboard code.

Eg: Ctrl + C = Copy (with borders around ctrl and c to make it look like keyboard input)

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11
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var

A

An inline element which defines a variable.

It is used in math calculations where A = l x w

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12
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sub

A

Subscript text.

Like in loge(5)

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13
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sup

A

Superscript text.

Like x^2

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14
Q

Relative Path

A

The path of a file/directory relative to where the user currently is.

Eg: ../../Documents

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15
Q

Absolute Path

A

The full path of a file/directory from the root directory.

Eg: C/Users/Jesh/Documents

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16
Q

Block Level Element

A

An element which will create a new line break.

17
Q

Inline Element

A

An element which keeps all data in the same line.

18
Q

What are some examples of block level elements?

A
  • p
  • heading
  • ul & ol
  • h1 -> h6
  • table
  • hr
19
Q

What are some examples of inline level elements?

A
  • br
  • img
  • a
  • strong
  • em
20
Q

JPEG

A

Joint Photographic Experts Graphics

A type of file format for images.

21
Q

PNG

A

Portable Network Graphic

A type of file format for images.

22
Q

GIF

A

Graphics Interchange Format

A type of file format for images.

23
Q

figure

A

Used to markup a photo in a document, as well as giving it a caption.