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And the HT stands for HyperText and M for Markup, neither of which is programming. If HTML was a programming language, the web wouldn't need JS to be programmed
by kaoD 11y ago
And the HT stands for HyperText and M for Markup, neither of which is programming. If HTML was a programming language, the web wouldn't need JS to be programmed.
- tracker1 11y agoJust the same, the HTML output in most contexts is generated by code that someone did program, or deceptively results in. In terms of things to know, a programmer should know HTML to some extent in this day and age... Requiring a separate bullet point separate from "programming languages" for HTML specifically is absurd, considering the knowledge and concepts are indeed tightly related in the greater context.