I Programmed Me

            

This second quarter, I’ve read over and over that we should learn to code. I used to not be interested because I am just a student. At first, I was like, “why in the world should I get into coding?”

      

https://tinyurl.com/73ur7z4v

But now, I’m here to tell you that I’ve gained enough understanding on the topic and its importance. Even a little knowledge of HTML and CSS can make a big difference in my future career.

            

The internet has infiltrated nearly every area of our daily life. We've seen it evolve from strictly text-based websites to include images and videos, as well as making websites more engaging and aesthetically beautiful. Equipping myself with fundamental HTML and CSS abilities is beneficial in almost all occupations, just like knowing a foreign language.

            

https://tinyurl.com/2p8tpw6m

First, let's go over the definitions of HTML and CSS. I learned that the short version is: HTML and CSS are the foundations of the web. HTML stands for "HyperText Markup Language," and it's the language that tells your browser what each section of a webpage is. As a result, you may use HTML to specify headers, paragraphs, links, images, and other elements so that your browser knows how to structure the web page you're viewing. It's the foundation of everything you see in a web browser, and it's used to create everything from basic web pages to large web apps and services. The language is written in HTML elements, which are made up of tags contained in angle brackets (such as html>). HTML tags and scripts are not shown by browsers; instead, they are used to comprehend the page's content.

            

CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is the language that determines the appearance and formatting of certain web pages. In other words, CSS is what allows you to create attractive websites with fancy fonts, vibrant colors, stunning backgrounds, and even smooth animations and 3D effects.

            

Therefore, HTML allows you to create the structure of your website, while CSS brings it to life.

         

https://tinyurl.com/5dp4k2uv

I accepted the challenges of learning HTML and CSS. The ability to code in any language is a great asset. Regardless of how complicated a website or app is, it is still made with HTML and CSS, the web's fundamental building elements. These languages are well-known for being beginner-friendly and for having a vibrant community. Learning how to code have allowed me to express myself on my own website, to stand out from the crowd, to better comprehend and explore new languages, and to transfer into a different career.

Popular posts from this blog

Let Us Rejoice In Our Heritage At The Kannawidan Ylocos Festival!

Image
A noble idea arose in the minds of a group of civic-spirited Ilocanos who wanted to instill pride in their heritage in the youth and future generations. KANNAWIDAN, the Iloko Foundation of Arts and Culture, grew from the magnificent idea and is now a living reality. The Kannawidan Ylocos Festival commemorates the anniversary of the province of Ilocos Sur since its separation on February 3, 1818. Kannawidan is a word from the Ilocano language that means "heritage" or "inheritance." Ilocos Sur has a rich heritage and unique culture that must be preserved for future generations, as many of these traditions, songs, dances, and other Ilocano culture are unfamiliar to the younger generations. Children today are more interested in modern and novelty dances than traditional ones. There is also a need to evaluate the various municipal products, as well as the agricultural products and livestock of farmers and fishermen. As a result, the provincial government of Ilocos Sur...
Read more

Under the New Normal, No One is Left Behind: A Focus on Children's Rights

Image
https://tinyurl.com/25v7j72j What has been the most difficult aspect of your school experience with the new normal learning style?  Are you happy with your academic achievements? How tough is it for you to concentrate on your academics right now? Most importantly, how are you feeling? The COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc on many people's lives and caused widespread disruptions in schools and universities. According to UNESCO, over 188 countries implemented nationwide school and university closures on April 10, 2020, affecting over 91% of the world's student population. During these school closures, all face-to-face lessons were canceled, prompting many schools to transition to the online and modular mode of teaching. This circumstance is tough for the teachers, kids, and even parents. It also sparked debates and discussions about how much students learned or missed during the online class, as well as the modular learning style, which both protects and denies some student...
Read more

The Day of Valor: Commemorating Its Call

Image
Every 9 th of April, the Philippines celebrates Araw ng Kagitingan. On this day in 1942, Japan invaded the Philippines, culminating in the battle and eventual fall of Bataan. This day also commemorates the infamous Death March, in which approximately 76,000 Filipino, American, and Chinese soldiers were forced by the Japanese to march 90 miles, or about 145 kilometers, from Bataan to Camp O'Donnell in Capas, Tarlac. I was in fifth grade when I learned about all of this. At the time, I was perplexed. The magnitude of the loss? Many people gave up? What's the big deal about losing? Why do we commemorate our fall? According to what I've read, the word "valor" was not originally associated with bravery or courage in combat. The word's etymology can be traced back to two sources. The first is from the 14th century Old French valor or valour, which meant "merit, moral worth, or virtue," and the second is from the Latin valere, which means "to be str...
Read more