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What is the differnt between HTML and HTML5 .....java and java script???

21st Dec 2017, 11:09 PM
Omar
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21st Dec 2017, 11:26 PM
NezhnyjVampir
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HTML is an acronym for Hyper Text Markup Language. Note the capitalisation of the first letters. The term 'html' is general, defining the many previous versions of HTML. The newer HTML5 is the industry standard solution for creating websites for the Internet. It takes bits and pieces from previous html versions, and combines them with new content that provides new awesome functionality. Java is a well-known, old, language. It uses the concept of Objects to create applications: to it, everything is an 'object', even things which make no sense. An example of absurd stuff, "The number Infinity is an object, I'll store it in my limited wharehouse.". (not happening) Java was created by the Oracle corporation, who maintains and provides patches to the core-code. Javascript is another well-known old language too. It also uses the concept of Objects to do things, but allows programmers to use different methods of coding - you could make classes, like in Java, or you could use cloning, like PHP (i think, don't kill me). JavaScript is not maintained by Oracle, but by the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium). It's not similar to Java at all, some seasoned developers are ripping out hairs because of the comparisons. JavaScript, abbreviated/accronymed as JS, is used with HTML and CSS to make cool websites.
21st Dec 2017, 11:34 PM
ghostwalker13
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thanks guys šŸ˜€
22nd Dec 2017, 10:41 PM
Omar
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