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Web coding quiz: HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
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How to play Web Coding Quiz
- Choose a topic: HTML tags, CSS styling or What does this JavaScript print.
- Read the question, or the short program, and choose an answer.
- Every answer comes with a short explanation.
- Keep going until your SmartScore reaches 100 to master the skill.
Tips and strategy
- HTML says what something is (heading, link, list). CSS says how it looks. JavaScript says what it does.
- In CSS, a dot picks a class and a hash picks an id.
- In JavaScript, × and ÷ happen before + and −, just as in maths.
- Pair this quiz with the free HTML, CSS and JavaScript lessons, where you build a page and see the result.
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Web Coding Quiz: questions
What is the difference between HTML, CSS and JavaScript?
HTML is the structure and content of a page, CSS controls how it looks, and JavaScript makes it do things. A page can use all three.
Which should I learn first?
HTML first, then CSS, then JavaScript. You can see the results of HTML and CSS straight away, which makes it a good start.
What does console.log do?
It prints a value so you can see it. It is the main way beginners check what a JavaScript program is doing.
Is this quiz free?
Yes, it is free with no sign-up. Your SmartScore is saved on your device, and also with your account if you make one.
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