Foundational Coding Languages
Basically, being well-versed in these skills will provide favorable career opportunities.
Coding is a highly valuable skill in the modern office workplace.
HTML5 = Structure
When you start learning how to code, your lessons will most likely begin with the HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) language. This coding language is the most readable by humans and is a great way to introduce many coding concepts. Tags and tag elements tell the computer what to do with the text you've enclosed in these command tags. Commonly used to build websites, HTML also allows for images, audio and video to be included in websites. After you feel comfortable coding with HTML, you should challenge yourself by starting to learn other coding languages.
CSS3 = Style
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a primary coding language used to separate the editing processes of website content and website design. When starting out with HTML, users may have some difficulty maintaining written content while playing with the visual constructs. CSS helps by keeping such components mostly isolated. For example, sections of content can be surrounded by rounded borders that can be any color, individually given background colors, and varying effects can be given to text. Opacity is another factor that CSS allows you to manipulate.
JavaScript = Logic
This language's use is typically focused on altering factors that compose user experience. For many reasons, it is important to remember that Java and JavaScript are NOT the same or interchangeable. Java is more of a programming language than a scripting language. Fortunately, all browser and operating system types can run JavaScript coding. Tags are important (such as with HTML) to tell the computer when your scripts begin and end.
