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HTML -1

1. Heading (<h1>,…<h6>)
2. Paragraph (<p></p>)
Property <p align=”left”>(left, right, center, justify)
3. Line break tag( <br>)
4. Bold tag (<b> </b>), strong tag (<strong></strong>)
5. Italics tag( <i></i>), emphasized tag( <em></em>)
6. Underline tag ( <u></u>)
7. Strikethrough tag( <strike></strike>)
8. Superscript tag(<sup></sup>)
9. Subscript tag(<sub></sub>)
10. <center></center>
11. Horizontal Rule tag(<hr>)
Property (<hr size=”4” width=”50%” align=”center” noshade>)
12. <img src=”[Link]” height=”30%” width=”30%” align=”center”>
13. Hyper links HTML (<a href=”” > </a>)
Property(name, title, target)

HTML-II, List
 Unordered List
 Ordered List
 Nested List
 Description List
 Table

Unordered list
<ul type=”disc”>// disc, circle, square
<li>Coffee</li>
<li>Tea</li>
<li>Milk</li>
</ul>

Ordered list
<ol type=”A”>// A, I, i// start=”3”
<li>Coffee</li>
<li>Tea</li>
<li>Milk</li>
</ol>

Description list
<dl>
<dt>Beast of Bodmin</dt>
<dd>A large feline inhabiting Bodmin Moor.</dd>

<dt>Morgawr</dt>
<dd>A sea serpent.</dd>

<dt>Owlman</dt>
<dd>A giant owl-like creature.</dd>
</dl>

Nested List
<ul>
<li>Coffee</li>  Coffee
<li>Tea  Tea
o Black tea
<ul> o Green tea

<li>Black tea</li>  Milk

<li>Green tea</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>Milk</li>
</ul>
Forms
 Form attribute
 Input attribute
 Text,password, checkbox,radio,button,submit,reset,file, image
 Textarea
 Select, option
Qbasic
 Screen0,1,2,7,8,9,10,11,12,13
 Color 00-15
 Pset
Screen 10

Pset(24,24), 2

Pset(x,y)color

 Line Screen 12

Line (10, 22)-(35, 30), 9 ,bf

Line(x,y)-(x,y), color, box fill

 Circle Screen 12

circle (40,45) ,25, 1

circle(x,y), radius, color

 Paint Screen 1

Circle(160,100),20

Paint( 160,100),2,3

Paint(x,y),fillcolor, bordercolor

 Sound Beep

Sound f, d

Sound frequency(hertz),
duration(ticks)

Range of frequency is from 31 to


32767)
1. First Generation: Machine Language
2. Second Generation: Assembly Language
3. Third Generation: High-level Language
4. Fourth Generation: very high-level Language
5. Fifth Generation: Artificial Intelligence

 First Generation: Machine Language


Computer read only machine codes(binary code)-(0111000)- no translator

 Second Generation: Assembly Language


FIRST: LONG 10 (need translator) : Assembler

 Third Generation: High-level Language


Eg. C, C++, java: (need translator): Compiler, interpreter

Compiler
Transform the source code ( hight level code) to machine code( 1000111). ( executable
program)

Interpreter
Transform the source code into intermediate code and executes it line by line.

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