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1.1 Diagnostic Quizzes
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Notes 1.1.1 Welcome to Web Development
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Unit Quiz 1.1.2 HTML/CSS Diagnostic Quiz
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Unit Quiz 1.1.3 JavaScript Diagnostic Quiz
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1.2 The Script Tag
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Video 1.2.1 The Script Tag
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Check for Understanding 1.2.2 The Script Tag Quiz
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Example 1.2.3 Debugging Functions
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Free Response 1.2.4 Using the Console
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Exercise 1.2.5 Writing in the Console
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Exercise 1.2.6 Alert Introduction
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Exercise 1.2.7 Debugging with the Console
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Challenge 1.2.8 Quick Trivia
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1.3 Using the DOM
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Video 1.3.1 getElementById
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Check for Understanding 1.3.2 getElementById Quiz
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Example 1.3.3 Welcome to My Site!
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Exercise 1.3.4 Let's Get to Know You
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Exercise 1.3.5 Simple Math
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Video 1.3.6 Using the DOM
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Check for Understanding 1.3.7 Using the DOM Quiz
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Example 1.3.8 Multiple <p> tags
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Exercise 1.3.9 Menu Opinion
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Exercise 1.3.10 Longest Paragraph
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1.4 Creating Elements Using the DOM
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Video 1.4.1 Creating Elements Using the DOM
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Check for Understanding 1.4.2 Creating Elements Using the DOM
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Example 1.4.3 Make a Button
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Example 1.4.4 The Whole Family
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Exercise 1.4.5 Roll Call
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Exercise 1.4.6 Add to Calendar
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1.5 Styling Elements Using Javascript
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Video 1.5.1 Styling Elements Using JavaScript
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Check for Understanding 1.5.2 Styling Elements Using JavaScript
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Example 1.5.3 Frankenstein Footnote
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Example 1.5.4 .(attribute) vs. setAttribute
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Exercise 1.5.5 Add a Link
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Exercise 1.5.6 Create a Flag
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Exercise 1.5.7 Checkerboard
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1.6 Functions in HTML
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Video 1.6.1 Functions in HTML
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Check for Understanding 1.6.2 Functions in HTML
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Example 1.6.3 Changing Text Color
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Example 1.6.4 Change Text Color with Parameters
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Exercise 1.6.5 Announcement Function
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Exercise 1.6.6 Random Number Generator
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Exercise 1.6.7 Add Colors!
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1.7 This Keyword
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Video 1.7.1 This Keyword
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Check for Understanding 1.7.2 This Keyword
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Example 1.7.3 Clicking Multiple Paragraphs
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Example 1.7.4 Clicking with Event Listeners
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Exercise 1.7.5 Click Box
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Exercise 1.7.6 Cross Out
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Challenge 1.7.7 Make a Quilt
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1.8 Challenge: Make a Keyboard
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Connection 1.8.1 Challenge Overview!
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Exercise 1.8.2 Make Button
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Exercise 1.8.3 Make Text
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Challenge 1.8.4 Make a Keyboard
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1.9 Keyboard Interactions
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Video 1.9.1 Keyboard Events
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Check for Understanding 1.9.2 Keyboard Events
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Example 1.9.3 Coordinate Plane
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Example 1.9.4 Make a Keyboard with Key Events
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Exercise 1.9.5 Key Alert
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Exercise 1.9.6 Light Up Squares
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Exercise 1.9.7 Light Switch Squares
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1.10 JavaScript Animations
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Video 1.10.1 Animations in JavaScript
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Check for Understanding 1.10.2 Animations in JavaScript
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Example 1.10.3 Growing Square
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Example 1.10.4 Changing Colors
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Exercise 1.10.5 Rotating Div
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Exercise 1.10.6 Lucky Lotto Number
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Exercise 1.10.7 Rotating Div with Keyboard Interaction
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1.11 Positioning and Animations
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Video 1.11.1 Positioning and Animations
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Check for Understanding 1.11.2 Positioning and Animations
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Example 1.11.3 Positioning Elements
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Example 1.11.4 Moving Square in Container
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Exercise 1.11.5 Practice with Positions
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Exercise 1.11.6 Hidden Nav Bar
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Exercise 1.11.7 Moving a Square
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Challenge 1.11.8 Add Div Animation
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1.12 Introduction to JavaScript in HTML Quiz
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Unit Quiz 1.12.1 Introduction to JavaScript in HTML Quiz
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2.1 Introduction to jQuery
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Video 2.1.1 Introduction to jQuery
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Check for Understanding 2.1.2 Introduction to jQuery
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Example 2.1.3 Using the Selector
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Example 2.1.4 jQuery Functions
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Connection 2.1.5 Exploring the jQuery Documentation
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Free Response 2.1.6 Exploring the jQuery Documentation
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Exercise 2.1.7 High School Info
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Exercise 2.1.8 Change Paragraph Size
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Exercise 2.1.9 jQuery Table
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Challenge 2.1.10 Smart jQuery Table
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2.2 Iterating with jQuery
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Video 2.2.1 Iterating with jQuery
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Check for Understanding 2.2.2 Iterating with jQuery
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Example 2.2.3 Printing To Do List
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Example 2.2.4 Smart Table Using Each
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Exercise 2.2.5 Mark Complete
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Exercise 2.2.6 Fix Width
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Exercise 2.2.7 Strobe Light
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2.3 Animations with jQuery
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Video 2.3.1 Animations with jQuery
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Check for Understanding 2.3.2 Animations with jQuery
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Example 2.3.3 .animate Grow
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Example 2.3.4 Animation Queue
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Example 2.3.5 Toggle
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Exercise 2.3.6 Bouncy Ball
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Exercise 2.3.7 Extracurriculars
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Exercise 2.3.8 FrankenDiv
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2.4 Callback Functions and Synchronization
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Video 2.4.1 Callback Functions and Synchronization
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Check for Understanding 2.4.2 Callback Functions and Synchronization
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Example 2.4.3 .animate Execution Delay
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Example 2.4.4 .animate Per-Element Callback
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Exercise 2.4.5 Grow and Shrink Counter
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Exercise 2.4.6 Progress Bar
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Challenge 2.4.7 The Wave
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2.5 Using Multiple Files in JavaScript
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Video 2.5.1 Using Multiple Files in JavaScript
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Check for Understanding 2.5.2 Using Multiple Files in JavaScript
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Example 2.5.3 Execution Order
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Example 2.5.4 Accessibility Button
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Exercise 2.5.5 Our First js File
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Exercise 2.5.6 Fix Load Order
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Challenge 2.5.7 The Wave with .js
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2.6 Using JavaScript Libraries Quiz
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Unit Quiz 2.6.1 Using JavaScript Libraries Quiz
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3.1 Creating a Resume
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Connection 3.1.1 Interactive Resume Project Overview
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Connection 3.1.2 What is a Resume?
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Free Response 3.1.3 What is a Resume?
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Free Response 3.1.4 Draft Your Resume
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3.2 Layout and Web Design Theory
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Video 3.2.1 Layout and Web Design Theory
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Check for Understanding 3.2.2 Layout and Web Design Theory
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Free Response 3.2.3 Learning More About the Z and F Layouts
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Connection 3.2.4 Explore Resume Layouts
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Free Response 3.2.5 Explore Resume Layouts
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Free Response 3.2.6 Sample Interactive Layouts
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3.3 Interactive Resume Development
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Free Response 3.3.1 Draft Your Interactive Resume
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Challenge 3.3.2 Online Interactive Resume Draft
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Free Response 3.3.3 Evaluating an Interactive Resume
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Challenge 3.3.4 Final Draft Interactive Resume
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4.1 Collecting and Storing Data
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Video 4.1.1 Collecting and Storing Data
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Check for Understanding 4.1.2 Collecting and Storing Data
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Connection 4.1.3 How Much is Your Data Worth?
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Free Response 4.1.4 How Much is Your Data Worth Responses
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Example 4.1.5 Does Your Browser Have Local Storage?
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Example 4.1.6 Local Storage
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Connection 4.1.7 Cookies vs. Local Storage
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Free Response 4.1.8 Cookies vs. Local Storage Responses
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4.2 Storing Data with Local Storage
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Video 4.2.1 Storing Data with Local Storage
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Check for Understanding 4.2.2 Storing Data with Local Storage
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Example 4.2.3 Saving Your Name
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Example 4.2.4 Save Button Clicks
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Exercise 4.2.5 Save Background Color
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Exercise 4.2.6 How Many Times Have You Visited This Site
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4.3 Storing Data Structures with Local Storage
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Video 4.3.1 Storing Data Structures with Local Storage
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Check for Understanding 4.3.2 Storing Data Structures with Local Storage
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Example 4.3.3 Using JSON
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Example 4.3.4 Last Three Backgrounds
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Exercise 4.3.5 Print To Do List
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Exercise 4.3.6 Tracking Scores
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Challenge 4.3.7 Saving Active Divs
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4.4 JavaScript Objects
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Video 4.4.1 Using Objects in JavaScript
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Check for Understanding 4.4.2 Using Objects in JavaScript
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Example 4.4.3 Person Object
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Example 4.4.4 Using Functions in Objects
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Exercise 4.4.5 A Contact Object
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Exercise 4.4.6 Add Contact
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Exercise 4.4.7 Retrieve Contacts
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Challenge 4.4.8 Print Contact List + Styling
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4.5 Using Input Fields
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Video 4.5.1 Using Input Fields
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Check for Understanding 4.5.2 Using Input Fields
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Example 4.5.3 Input Types
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Example 4.5.4 Serialized Form Array
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Example 4.5.5 Storing Input in Local Storage
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Exercise 4.5.6 To-Do List
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Exercise 4.5.7 To-Do List with Local Storage
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Exercise 4.5.8 Birthday Tracker
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4.6 Challenge: Create a Survey
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Connection 4.6.1 Survey Challenge Overview
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Free Response 4.6.2 Survey Brainstorm
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Exercise 4.6.3 Create Survey Form
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Challenge 4.6.4 Complete your Survey
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4.7 Storing Data with Firebase
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Video 4.7.1 Storing Data with Firebase
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Check for Understanding 4.7.2 Storing Data with Firebase
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Example 4.7.3 Storing and Collecting Data with Firebase
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Exercise 4.7.4 Introduce Yourself to Firebase
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Exercise 4.7.5 Storing a Book Object
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Exercise 4.7.6 Retrieving a Book Object
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4.8 Traversing Data with Firebase
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Video 4.8.1 Traversing Data with Firebase
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Check for Understanding 4.8.2 Traversing Data with Firebase
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Example 4.8.3 Adding New Nodes
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Example 4.8.4 Visualizing Firebase
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Free Response 4.8.5 Visualizing Firebase
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Exercise 4.8.6 Retrieving Authors
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Exercise 4.8.7 Diary Entry
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4.9 Challenge: Collecting User Clicks
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Connection 4.9.1 Storing Click Data Overview
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Challenge 4.9.2 Get Date and Element
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Challenge 4.9.3 Storing Click Data
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4.10 For/In Loops
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Video 4.10.1 For/In Loops
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Check for Understanding 4.10.2 For/In Loops Quiz
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Example 4.10.3 Find Users with Same Name
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Example 4.10.4 Nested For/In Loops
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Exercise 4.10.5 Hogwarts
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Exercise 4.10.6 How Many Guests?
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Challenge 4.10.7 Visualizing User Clicks
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4.11 Using APIs
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Video 4.11.1 Using APIs
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Check for Understanding 4.11.2 Using APIs
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Example 4.11.3 Using an API Key
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Example 4.11.4 Generate an API Key
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Exercise 4.11.5 Creating a Dictionary API
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Exercise 4.11.6 Using a Movie API
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4.12 Storing and Collecting Data Quiz
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Unit Quiz 4.12.1 Storing and Collecting Data Quiz
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5.1 Define Your Product
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Resource 5.1.1 Project: Collecting Data Overview
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Free Response 5.1.2 Data Website Brainstorm
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5.2 Develop Hypotheses
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Video 5.2.1 User Personas
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Check for Understanding 5.2.2 User Personas
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Connection 5.2.3 User Persona Example
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Free Response 5.2.4 User Persona Example Responses
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Free Response 5.2.5 Create Your Own User Persona
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5.3 Creating Your Data Collection Website
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Free Response 5.3.1 Drafting Your Website
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Free Response 5.3.2 Organizing Your Data
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Challenge 5.3.3 Data Collection Site
(Video) WEB DEVELOPMENT explained in 10 minutes (2020) -
5.4 Collecting User Data
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Free Response 5.4.1 Collecting User Data
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Free Response 5.4.2 User Testing 1
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Free Response 5.4.3 User Testing 2
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5.5 Analyzing User Data
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Video 5.5.1 Analyzing User Data
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Check for Understanding 5.5.2 Analyzing User Data
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Free Response 5.5.3 Label your Data
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Free Response 5.5.4 Analyzing your Data
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5.6 Making Decisions
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Free Response 5.6.1 Writing up a Data Report
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6.1 Choosing a Domain Name
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Video 6.1.1 Choosing a Domain Name
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Check for Understanding 6.1.2 Choosing a Domain Name
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Connection 6.1.3 How to Choose a Domain Name
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Free Response 6.1.4 How to Choose a Domain Name
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Notes 6.1.5 Choosing a Domain Name
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Free Response 6.1.6 Choosing a Domain Name
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6.2 Hosting Your Website
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Video 6.2.1 Personal Servers vs. Web Server Providers
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Check for Understanding 6.2.2 Personal Servers vs. Web Server Providers
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Connection 6.2.3 How to Host a Website
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Free Response 6.2.4 How to Host a Website
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Connection 6.2.5 Hosting a Website from Your Own Home
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Free Response 6.2.6 Self-Hosted or Web Server Provider?
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Free Response 6.2.7 Hosting on CodeHS!
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6.3 Using a CMS
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Video 6.3.1 Using a CMS
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Check for Understanding 6.3.2 Using a CMS
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Connection 6.3.3 How to Choose a CMS
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Free Response 6.3.4 How to Choose a CMS
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Connection 6.3.5 Comparing CMS Systems
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Free Response 6.3.6 Comparing CMS Systems
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6.4 What is Web Optimization?
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Video 6.4.1 What is Web Optimization?
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Check for Understanding 6.4.2 What is Web Optimization?
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Connection 6.4.3 Website Folder Structure
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Notes 6.4.4 File Naming Conventions
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Free Response 6.4.5 Folders and Files
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6.5 Optimizing Web Information
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Video 6.5.1 Optimizing Web Information
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Check for Understanding 6.5.2 Optimizing Web Information
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Connection 6.5.3 How Search Works
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Free Response 6.5.4 How Search Works
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Connection 6.5.5 What is Search Engine Optimization (SEO)?
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Free Response 6.5.6 SEO Definition
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Connection 6.5.7 Ethical Search Optimization
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Free Response 6.5.8 Ethical Search Optimization
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Connection 6.5.9 Yoast Analyzer
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Free Response 6.5.10 Yoast Tool Activity
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6.6 How to Build and Maintain a Website Quiz
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Unit Quiz 6.6.1 How to Build and Maintain a Website Quiz
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7.1 Project Overview
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Resource 7.1.1 Final Project Overview
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Connection 7.1.2 Innovative Brainstorm
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Free Response 7.1.3 Innovative Brainstorm
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7.2 Planning Your Site
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Free Response 7.2.1 Determine your Objectives
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Free Response 7.2.2 Create a Sitemap
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Free Response 7.2.3 Create a Project Timeline
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7.3 Creating Your Site
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Free Response 7.3.1 Create your Site
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7.4 Providing Feedback
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Connection 7.4.1 Evaluating an Innovation
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Free Response 7.4.2 Evaluating an Innovation
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Free Response 7.4.3 User Testing 1
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Free Response 7.4.4 User Testing 2
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7.5 Presenting Your Innovation
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Free Response 7.5.1 Make Changes and Update Version
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Presentation 7.5.2 Present your Innovation
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8.1 Introduction to HTML
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Video 8.1.1 Introduction to HTML
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Check for Understanding 8.1.2 Introduction to HTML Quiz
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Example 8.1.3 Our First HTML Page
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Exercise 8.1.4 Say Hello!
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8.2 Structure of an HTML Page
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Video 8.2.1 Structure of an HTML Page
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Check for Understanding 8.2.2 Structure of an HTML Page Quiz
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Example 8.2.3 HTML Template
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Example 8.2.4 Hello World Page
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Exercise 8.2.5 The <title> Tag
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Exercise 8.2.6 Your First HTML Page
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8.3 Formatting Text
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Video 8.3.1 Formatting Text
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Check for Understanding 8.3.2 Formatting Text Quiz
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Example 8.3.3 Dictionary
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Exercise 8.3.4 Word Definitions
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Exercise 8.3.5 Pet Names
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Exercise 8.3.6 Call of the Wild
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8.4 Links
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Video 8.4.1 Links
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Check for Understanding 8.4.2 Links Quiz
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Example 8.4.3 The <a> Tag
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Exercise 8.4.4 Bookmarks
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Exercise 8.4.5 Encyclopedias
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8.5 Images
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Video 8.5.1 Images
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Check for Understanding 8.5.2 Images Quiz
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Example 8.5.3 The <img> Tag
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Example 8.5.4 Building the CodeHS Homepage
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Exercise 8.5.5 Collage on a Theme
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Exercise 8.5.6 Linking an Image
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Exercise 8.5.7 National Parks
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8.6 HTML Lists
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Video 8.6.1 HTML Lists
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Check for Understanding 8.6.2 HTML Lists Quiz
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Example 8.6.3 Grocery Shopping
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Exercise 8.6.4 Class Planning
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Exercise 8.6.5 Dream Destinations
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Exercise 8.6.6 Vacation Guides
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8.7 HTML Tables
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Video 8.7.1 HTML Tables
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Check for Understanding 8.7.2 HTML Tables Quiz
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Example 8.7.3 Address Book
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Exercise 8.7.4 National Sports
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Exercise 8.7.5 Table of Favorites
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8.8 HTML Styling
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Video 8.8.1 HTML Styling
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Check for Understanding 8.8.2 HTML Styling Quiz
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Example 8.8.3 Stylish Address Book
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Exercise 8.8.4 Background Colors
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Exercise 8.8.5 Style Your Class List
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8.9 Introduction to CSS
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Video 8.9.1 Introduction to CSS
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Check for Understanding 8.9.2 Introduction to CSS Quiz
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Example 8.9.3 Styling your H1s
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Exercise 8.9.4 First style with CSS
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Exercise 8.9.5 List Styling
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8.10 CSS Select by Tag
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Video 8.10.1 CSS Select by Tag
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Check for Understanding 8.10.2 CSS Select by Tag Quiz
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Example 8.10.3 Rainbow
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Example 8.10.4 Puppy Styling
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Exercise 8.10.5 Set List
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Exercise 8.10.6 Your Appliance Recommendations
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8.11 CSS Select by Class
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Video 8.11.1 CSS Select by Class
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Check for Understanding 8.11.2 CSS Select by Class Quiz
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Example 8.11.3 Simple Checkerboard
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Exercise 8.11.4 Swim Meet
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Exercise 8.11.5 Favorite Things
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8.12 CSS Select by ID
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Video 8.12.1 CSS Select by ID
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Check for Understanding 8.12.2 CSS Select by ID Quiz
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Example 8.12.3 Logo
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Exercise 8.12.4 Must Do Today!
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Exercise 8.12.5 Lomeli's Menu
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8.13 The Cascade
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Video 8.13.1 The Cascade
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Check for Understanding 8.13.2 The Cascade Quiz
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Example 8.13.3 Using Importance
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Example 8.13.4 Order of Precedence
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Exercise 8.13.5 We Really Like Dairy
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Exercise 8.13.6 Style the Table
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8.14 Multi-file Websites
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Video 8.14.1 Splitting Your Site into Files
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Check for Understanding 8.14.2 Splitting Your Site into Files Quiz
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Example 8.14.3 Multipage Site Example
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Exercise 8.14.4 Add a Style Sheet
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Exercise 8.14.5 Dividing the Site
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8.15 Divs
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Video 8.15.1 Divs
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Check for Understanding 8.15.2 Divs Quiz
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Example 8.15.3 Divvying up the Site
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Exercise 8.15.4 Quotes
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Exercise 8.15.5 Flags
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8.16 Spans
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Video 8.16.1 Spans
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Check for Understanding 8.16.2 Spans Quiz
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Example 8.16.3 Span Formatting
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Exercise 8.16.4 Vocabulary
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Exercise 8.16.5 Text Decoration
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8.17 Combining CSS Selectors
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Video 8.17.1 Combining CSS Selectors
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Check for Understanding 8.17.2 Combining CSS Selectors Quiz
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Example 8.17.3 More Specific Styling
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Exercise 8.17.4 Choosing Nested Tags
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Exercise 8.17.5 Highlight the First Item
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Exercise 8.17.6 Calorie Recommendations
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8.18 Special Selectors
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Video 8.18.1 Special Selectors
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Check for Understanding 8.18.2 Special Selectors Quiz
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Example 8.18.3 Vote For Me
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Example 8.18.4 Vote For Me Pt 2
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Exercise 8.18.5 Extend Vote For Me
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Exercise 8.18.6 Special Vendors
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Exercise 8.18.7 Checklist
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8.19 Visibility
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Video 8.19.1 Visibility
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Check for Understanding 8.19.2 Visibility Quiz
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Example 8.19.3 Display Example
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Example 8.19.4 Fading Text
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Exercise 8.19.5 Favorite Sea Creature
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Exercise 8.19.6 Caption on Demand
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8.20 Animation
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Video 8.20.1 Animation
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Check for Understanding 8.20.2 Animation Quiz
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Example 8.20.3 Animated Image Filter
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Exercise 8.20.4 Animated Invert Filter
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Exercise 8.20.5 Album Cover
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8.21 Interaction
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Video 8.21.1 Interaction
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Check for Understanding 8.21.2 Interaction Quiz
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Example 8.21.3 Interactive Image Filter
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Example 8.21.4 Smooth Interactive Image Filter
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Example 8.21.5 Smooth Change on Click
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Exercise 8.21.6 Button Interaction
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Exercise 8.21.7 Create Your Own Tooltip
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9.1 Hello World
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Video 9.1.1 Hello World
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Check for Understanding 9.1.2 Hello World Quiz
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Example 9.1.3 Hello World
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Exercise 9.1.4 Your Name and Hobby
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9.2 Variables
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Video 9.2.1 Variables
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Check for Understanding 9.2.2 Variables Quiz
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Example 9.2.3 Basic Variables
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Exercise 9.2.4 Daily Activities
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9.3 User Input
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Video 9.3.1 User Input
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Check for Understanding 9.3.2 User Input Quiz
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Example 9.3.3 Basic User Input
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Exercise 9.3.4 Dinner Plans
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Badge 9.3.5 User Input Badge
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9.4 Basic Math in JavaScript
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Video 9.4.1 Basic Math in JavaScript
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Check for Understanding 9.4.2 Basic Math in JavaScript Quiz
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Example 9.4.3 Simple Calculator
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Example 9.4.4 Dollars to Pounds
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Example 9.4.5 Dividing Up Groups
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Exercise 9.4.6 T-Shirt Shop
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Exercise 9.4.7 Running Speed
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9.5 Booleans
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Video 9.5.1 Booleans
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Check for Understanding 9.5.2 Booleans Quiz
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Example 9.5.3 First Boolean
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Exercise 9.5.4 Do You Have a Dog?
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9.6 Logical Operators
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Video 9.6.1 Logical Operators
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Check for Understanding 9.6.2 Logical Operators Quiz
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Example 9.6.3 Light Switch
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Example 9.6.4 President
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Example 9.6.5 Wasting Time
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Exercise 9.6.6 Can You Graduate?
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Exercise 9.6.7 School's Out
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9.7 Comparison Operators
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Video 9.7.1 Comparison Operators
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Check for Understanding 9.7.2 Comparison Operators Quiz
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Example 9.7.3 Voting Age
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Example 9.7.4 Grade Range
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Exercise 9.7.5 Rolling Dice
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Exercise 9.7.6 Girl Scout Designation
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9.8 If Statements
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Video 9.8.1 If Statements
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Check for Understanding 9.8.2 If Statements Quiz
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Example 9.8.3 Negative Numbers
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Example 9.8.4 Great Names
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Example 9.8.5 Even and Odd
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Example 9.8.6 Secret Password
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Exercise 9.8.7 Teenagers
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Exercise 9.8.8 Dietary Restrictions
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Badge 9.8.9 Conditionals Badge
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9.9 For Loops in JavaScript
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Video 9.9.1 Basic For Loop
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Check for Understanding 9.9.2 For Loops Quiz
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Example 9.9.3 For Loop
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Exercise 9.9.4 Chalkboard
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9.10 For Loop Practice
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Video 9.10.1 For Loop Examples
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Check for Understanding 9.10.2 For Loop Examples Quiz
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Example 9.10.3 For Loop Sum
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Exercise 9.10.4 Better Sum
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Exercise 9.10.5 Factorial
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Exercise 9.10.6 All Dice Values
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9.11 Random Numbers
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Video 9.11.1 Random Numbers
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Check for Understanding 9.11.2 Random Numbers Quiz
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Example 9.11.3 Rolling a Die
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Example 9.11.4 Flipping a Coin
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Exercise 9.11.5 Lots of Rolls
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9.12 While Loops
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Video 9.12.1 While Loops
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Check for Understanding 9.12.2 While Loops Quiz
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Example 9.12.3 While Loop Countdown
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Exercise 9.12.4 Inventory
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Exercise 9.12.5 Fibonacci
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9.13 Loop and a Half
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Video 9.13.1 Loop and a Half
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Check for Understanding 9.13.2 Loop and a Half Quiz
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Example 9.13.3 Adding Up Numbers
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Exercise 9.13.4 Snake Eyes
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Exercise 9.13.5 Better Password Prompt
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Badge 9.13.6 Looper Badge
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9.14 Functions and Parameters 1
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Video 9.14.1 Functions and Parameters 1
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Check for Understanding 9.14.2 Functions and Parameters Quiz 1
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Example 9.14.3 Double Number
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Exercise 9.14.4 Square
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Exercise 9.14.5 Triple
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9.15 Functions and Parameters 2
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Video 9.15.1 Functions and Parameters 2
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Check for Understanding 9.15.2 Functions and Parameters Quiz 2
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Example 9.15.3 Sum Function
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Exercise 9.15.4 Area of Triangle
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Exercise 9.15.5 Height in Meters
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9.16 Functions and Return Values 1
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Video 9.16.1 Functions and Return Values 1
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Check for Understanding 9.16.2 Functions and Return Values Quiz
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Example 9.16.3 Double Number
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Exercise 9.16.4 Square with Return Values
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Exercise 9.16.5 Triple with Return Values
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Exercise 9.16.6 Gymnastics Mats
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9.17 Functions and Return Values 2
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Video 9.17.1 Functions and Return Values 2
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Check for Understanding 9.17.2 Functions and Return Values Quiz 2
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Example 9.17.3 Return Values
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Exercise 9.17.4 Is It Even?
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Exercise 9.17.5 Max
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9.18 Local Variables and Scope
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Video 9.18.1 Local Variables and Scope
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Check for Understanding 9.18.2 Local Variables and Scope Quiz
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Example 9.18.3 Return Values
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Exercise 9.18.4 Local Variables
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Badge 9.18.5 JavaScript Exercises Badge
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9.19 Intro to Lists/Arrays
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Video 9.19.1 Intro to Lists/Arrays
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Check for Understanding 9.19.2 Intro to Lists/Arrays Quiz
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Example 9.19.3 Making an Array
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Exercise 9.19.4 List of Places to Travel
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Exercise 9.19.5 List of Even Numbers
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9.20 Indexing Into an Array
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Video 9.20.1 Indexing Into an Array
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Check for Understanding 9.20.2 Indexing into an Array Quiz
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Example 9.20.3 Array Indexing Practice
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Exercise 9.20.4 Top Websites
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9.21 Adding/Removing From an Array
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Video 9.21.1 Adding/Removing From an Array
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Check for Understanding 9.21.2 Adding/Removing from an Array Quiz
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Example 9.21.3 Add/Remove From Array
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Exercise 9.21.4 Practice Push and Pop
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9.22 Array Length and Looping Through Arrays
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Video 9.22.1 Array Length and Looping Through Arrays
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Check for Understanding 9.22.2 Array Length and Looping Through Arrays Quiz
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Example 9.22.3 Print Shopping List
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Example 9.22.4 Sum Array
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Exercise 9.22.5 Product of List
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Exercise 9.22.6 Print Flight Itinerary
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Exercise 9.22.7 Double List
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Exercise 9.22.8 Evens Only List
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Exercise 9.22.9 Reverse List
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10.1 Visualizing Weather Data
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Notes 10.1.1 Visualizing Data
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Exercise 10.1.2 Calculate Average Monthly Rainfall
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Exercise 10.1.3 Creating a Rainfall Visualization
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Notes 10.1.4 Using TOAST
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Example 10.1.5 Using TOAST Example
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Free Response 10.1.6 Using TOAST Example Free Response
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Exercise 10.1.7 Calculating Average Rainfall TOAST
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Free Response 10.1.8 Analyzing Weather Data
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10.2 Visualizing Movie Data
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Notes 10.2.1 Worldwide Movie Earnings
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Exercise 10.2.2 Retrieve Movie Data
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Exercise 10.2.3 Access Movie Data
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Exercise 10.2.4 Creating a TOAST graph for Movie Data
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Free Response 10.2.5 Analyzing Movie Data
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11.1 Computer Science Careers
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Video 11.1.1 Computer Science All Around Us
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Quiz 11.1.2 Computer Science All Around Us
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Connection 11.1.3 CS Careers
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Free Response 11.1.4 CS Career Response
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Connection 11.1.5 Coding in the Wild
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Free Response 11.1.6 Coding in the Wild Response
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Connection 11.1.7 Inclusive Coding
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Free Response 11.1.8 Inclusive Coding Response
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Resource 11.1.9 Career Research
(Video) How to Start Web Development? Complete Course Outline for FullStack Developer | The Ahmed IOCS
FAQs
What are the basics of website development? ›
- Form a plan. ...
- Create a wireframe. ...
- Draft up a sitemap. ...
- Write your website code. ...
- Build the back-end of your website. ...
- Build the front-end of your website. ...
- (Optional) Work with a CMS. ...
- Acquire a domain name.
Web Development course covers various topics under Web Development such as Database Management, Web Publishing, Web Design, and Web Programming. Web Development Courses can be of various types, namely Full Stack Web Development, Front End Web Development, Back End Web Development, Web Application, etc.
Can I learn web development in 1 month? ›Web development bootcamps typically take 3-4 months to complete and teach all the skills you need to qualify for a web developer job. Learning web development from online courses could take anywhere from a single month to several years, depending on how much time you devote to your courses.
What are the 7 web development processes? ›The tasks are split into the six phases of web design development: "Information gathering", "Structure", "Design", "Build", "Testing" and "Launch". Group tasks by Status to see the progress pipeline ("Backlog", "In progress", "In discussion", "Sent for approval", and "Done").
What are the 5 stages of web development? ›Web Development Life Cycle. The Web development life cycle includes the following phases: planning, analysis, design and development, testing, and implementation and maintenance.
What are the 7 principles of web design? ›The principles of design are the rules a designer must follow to create an effective and attractive composition. The fundamental principles of design are: Emphasis, Balance and Alignment, Contrast, Repetition, Proportion, Movement and White Space.
What are 3 skills needed to be a web developer? ›Coding languages including HTML and CSS. Frontend web programing languages and skills such as JavaScript, Ajax and web animation techniques. Backend web programing languages such as C# or Java, PHP and Ruby. Design software like Photoshop and Illustrator and Sketch.
How do I start web development with no experience? ›- Learn the basics. “First things first, you need the basic skill set,” says James. ...
- Practice real-world, hands-on problems. ...
- Build your network and market yourself. ...
- Prepare for your interview. ...
- Acquire new skills on a regular basis.
It's exciting to be part of something so dynamic, and it means that it's completely normal to be learning something new if you want to become a web developer at 30, become a web developer at 40 or even become a web developer at 50! We all are still learning!
Can I be a web developer without a degree? ›As we've said, you can jump right into the world of web development without the need to go to college. In fact, you can be pursuing professional web development positions in about 13 weeks with a coding bootcamp. And, Devmountain's Full-Time Web Development course can help get you there.
What should I learn first for web development? ›
To become a Web Developer, you should have an understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It's also recommended to learn about CSS and CSS frameworks. Developing these fundamental web development skills will give you the foundation and logic for communicating with programming languages.
What are the six 6 principles of web design? ›Answer: the 6 fundamental principles of design which are: balance, proximity, alignment, repetition, contrast and space. Lets look at what each does. The elements and principles of design are the building blocks.
What are the 3 core technologies of Web programming? ›HTML, CSS, and Javascript are the core technologies of the Web.
What are the 10 principles of effective web design? ›- Seamless Navigation.
- Responsive design.
- Across the board consistency.
- Smooth performance.
- Frictionless conversion.
- Clear communication.
- Effective visual language.
- Hierarchical content structure.
- Exploration and Knowledge Gathering. ...
- Kickoff Meeting. ...
- Content Creation and Organization. ...
- Website Design. ...
- Website Development. ...
- Website Launch.
According to Techterms, web development refers to building, creating, and maintaining websites. It includes aspects such as web design, web publishing, web programming, and database management. In simple terms, web development refers to all the work that goes into making a website.
What are the 3 principles of web design? ›There are a lot of components that go into a design. To best communicate visually, the three main principles of design to consider are typography, hierarchy and color. Is the font type and font size legible?
What is the golden rule in web design? ›Place users in control of the interface. Make it comfortable to interact with a product. Reduce cognitive load. Make user interfaces consistent.
What are the five 5 essential elements of web contents? ›- 1) Content.
- 2) Usability.
- 3) Aesthetics.
- 4) Visibility.
- 5) Interaction.
- 1 Navigation. The website design should be easy to navigate and the menu items should easily accessible from any page. ...
- 2 Visual Design. ...
- 3 Content. ...
- 4 Web Friendly. ...
- 5 Interaction. ...
- 6 Information Accessibility. ...
- 7 Intuitiveness. ...
- 8 Branding.
What are the 8 steps in planning for a website? ›
- Setting Out Your Website's Objectives. ...
- Be SEO-Ready. ...
- Create a Sitemap. ...
- Considering Website Design. ...
- Planning Your Content. ...
- Eye up the Competition. ...
- Consider Using a CMS. ...
- Test, Test and Test Again.
- An easy-to-update CMS. One of the first problems people run into is that it's difficult to update their website. ...
- Responsive design. ...
- Helpful navigation. ...
- Strong brand identity. ...
- High-quality content. ...
- A blog. ...
- Clear calls-to-action. ...
- Contact information.
Maintenance. One of the significant web development challenges that developers face is after the deployment of their project, especially in cases when websites go live.
What is the basic salary of a web developer? ›Web Developer salary in India ranges between ₹ 1.0 Lakhs to ₹ 7.0 Lakhs with an average annual salary of ₹ 2.9 Lakhs.
Is web development hard skill? ›“As a web developer, you will encounter numerous challenges. Some of them will be easy to fix, while others will be extremely hard,” Kowalski says. “It's critical to be persistent in improving your skills since the industry is ever-changing.”
What does a web developer do all day? ›What does a web developer do on a daily basis? The typical day of a web developer requires meeting with clients and/or management to discuss website needs, writing code using programming languages, testing applications and interfaces, and working with other team members to determine website layout.
What are the 3 languages all web developers must learn? ›If you want to work in front end web development, there are three fundamental languages you must learn: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Let's take a closer look at what each one does and what makes them essential.
What should a 2022 web developer learn? ›- For Working Professionals. DevOps(Live) ...
- For Students. Competitive Programming (Live) ...
- Programming Languages. C++ Programming - Beginner to Advanced. ...
- Web Development. Full Stack Development with React & Node JS(Live) ...
- Machine Learning and Data Science. ...
- School Courses. ...
- Competitive Programming.
- Web Development.
Salary of a Front End Web Developer – Based on Experience
But, the time they gain 10 or more years of experience, they can hope to earn nearly 10,00,000 per annum.
It's simply a case of supply and demand. There are so many inexperienced web developers and the supply exceeds the current demand. That's why a big number of web developers looking for remote jobs are left out of work.
Can you be web developer without coding? ›
The short answer is yes. In this article, we'll dive into the best ways to approach how you can do web design without coding. While learning the basics of code, like how HTML and CSS work, will help you understand how to design for the web, it's no longer required knowledge if you want to be a web designer.
What age is too late to learn coding? ›There isn't an age limit on learning to code, and there never was. But all too often, insecurity and uncertainty compel older adults to put a ceiling on their achievement potential.
Is it hard to get a web developer without experience? ›Yes, all you need to work hard on the relevant skills and follow a strategical roadmap. Although, work experience whether it be an internship, full-time job, etc. matters in landing up a developer job but things like appropriate skillset, hard work, consistency, and various others always come first.
What age do web developers retire? ›Early retirement in tech is fairly common; the retirement age for most software engineers is between 45 and 60. However, many senior technologists—especially those who were forced into “early retirement” during the early stages of the pandemic lockdown—are now considering wading back into the labor pool.
How many years does it take to become a web developer? ›This typically takes four years of higher education, where you take both web development and general courses, such as math, science and coding languages. Earning a bachelor's degree provides you with the ability to apply to most entry-level positions or to work independently as a contractor.
What training is needed for a web developer? ›A bachelor's degree in computer science or web development is the traditional path for aspiring web developers.
Do self-taught programmers get hired? ›It may come as a surprise to you, but many professional programmers are self-taught. And many of them have been able to reach fairly high positions in their career.
How do I start web development from scratch? ›- Days 1- 7: Learn the basics of web development and HTML. ...
- Days 8- 15: Start adding styles to your Layouts - Learn CSS. ...
- Day 16- 20: Understand what is Responsive Web Design and Learn CSS Media Queries. ...
- Day 21- 35: Learn JavaScript Basics - Start adding life to your web pages.
Web development bootcamps typically take 3-4 months to complete and teach all the skills you need to qualify for a web developer job. Learning web development from online courses could take anywhere from a single month to several years, depending on how much time you devote to your courses.
What are the 5 stages of website development? ›- Step 1: Design. This is the fun part. ...
- Step 2: Review. Once the team has had some time to work through the design process. ...
- Step 3: Develop. Now that the design is approved, it is time for the website to go to the developer. ...
- Step 4: Test. ...
- Step 5: Launch!
What are the 8 parts of the website? ›
- Navigation bar. The navigation bar, also known as the menu bar, lists the different pages of the website at the top of the page. ...
- Slider. The slider operates like a slideshow, allowing certain images to slide and appear from side to side. ...
- Featured image. ...
- Header. ...
- Content. ...
- Footer. ...
- Blog. ...
- Landing page.
- Define your website's objectives. ...
- Define your website's contents. ...
- Make a mock-up and a wireframe. ...
- You will now need a website design. ...
- Website development: It's time to get code written. ...
- Don't forget to be 'Mobile-friendly' ...
- Keep testing and carry on testing. ...
- Launching your website.
- Focus on the message. ...
- Keep your layout neat. ...
- Choose user-friendly fonts. ...
- Avoid animation hell. ...
- Make it easy to navigate.
Summary: The principles of scale, visual hierarchy, balance, contrast, and Gestalt not only create beautiful designs, but also increase usability when applied correctly.
What are the 3 core technologies of web programming? ›HTML, CSS, and Javascript are the core technologies of the Web.
What are the 3 roles of a web developer? ›Web developer tasks and responsibilities
Designing user interfaces and navigation menus. Writing and reviewing code for sites, typically HTML, XML, or JavaScript. Integrating multimedia content onto a site.