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HTML isn't even chunks of code, it's a Markup Language. It is declarative in the same way that a TeX file is.

• bandrami 9y ago
  I think you're burying some assumptions about what is and isn't "code" in there. Prolog is declarative; so is Lustre. For that matter any sufficiently mature Lisp project is going to have developed an internal declarative DSL that the actual programming gets done in.
  • krapp 9y ago
    HTML isn't Turing complete. It doesn't transform data, either through functions or routines, so it's not code in the sense that most people mean when referring to "code."
    • bandrami 9y ago
      HTML with CSS is Turing complete, just in a ludicrously impractical way.