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1. The page uses a problem-solution text structure, identifying the problem of needing at-home reading material for a web development course and providing a solution with the page's content [1].
2. The page provides reading material for CS 110, a web development course, and includes HTML, CSS, and JavaScript components [3].
3. HTML is used to structure and content a web page, CSS specifies its appearance, and JavaScript specifies its behavior [3].
4. HTML documents use start and end tags to create elements, and there are different types of tags, such as structural, text, and list tags [3].
5. Tags are used to tell the browser how to display the elements of a web page, and nested tags are used to contain elements within one another [3].
6. Tags must follow a specific syntactic rule and may include attributes [3].
7. Structural tags are required and include information about the page, such as the HEAD and BODY [3].
8. The page likely includes links to other resources, such as the web development course's textbooks, although they are not included in the at-home reading material found on the page [3].
9. The page may include interactive elements, such as flashcards, to help learners quiz themselves on the material [2].
References:
[1] Text Structures, Part 2:
Chronology and Problem-Solution
[2] Intro To HTML Flashcards
[3] CS110:
All Readings - Computer Science - Wellesley College
3. HTML is used to structure and content a web page, CSS specifies its appearance, and JavaScript specifies its behavior [3].
4. HTML documents use start and end tags to create elements, and there are different types of tags, such as structural, text, and list tags [3].
5. Tags are used to tell the browser how to display the elements of a web page, and nested tags are used to contain elements within one another [3].
6. Tags must follow a specific syntactic rule and may include attributes [3].
7. Structural tags are required and include information about the page, such as the HEAD and BODY [3].
8. The page likely includes links to other resources, such as the web development course's textbooks, although they are not included in the at-home reading material found on the page [3].
9. The page may include interactive elements, such as flashcards, to help learners quiz themselves on the material [2].
References:
[1] Text Structures, Part 2:
Chronology and Problem-Solution
[2] Intro To HTML Flashcards
[3] CS110:
All Readings - Computer Science - Wellesley College
5. Tags are used to tell the browser how to display the elements of a web page, and nested tags are used to contain elements within one another [3].
6. Tags must follow a specific syntactic rule and may include attributes [3].
7. Structural tags are required and include information about the page, such as the HEAD and BODY [3].
8. The page likely includes links to other resources, such as the web development course's textbooks, although they are not included in the at-home reading material found on the page [3].
9. The page may include interactive elements, such as flashcards, to help learners quiz themselves on the material [2].
References:
[1] Text Structures, Part 2:
Chronology and Problem-Solution
[2] Intro To HTML Flashcards
[3] CS110:
All Readings - Computer Science - Wellesley College
7. Structural tags are required and include information about the page, such as the HEAD and BODY [3].
8. The page likely includes links to other resources, such as the web development course's textbooks, although they are not included in the at-home reading material found on the page [3].
9. The page may include interactive elements, such as flashcards, to help learners quiz themselves on the material [2].
References:
[1] Text Structures, Part 2:
Chronology and Problem-Solution
[2] Intro To HTML Flashcards
[3] CS110:
All Readings - Computer Science - Wellesley College9. The page may include interactive elements, such as flashcards, to help learners quiz themselves on the material [2].
References:
[1] Text Structures, Part 2:
