A relative reference does not specify the complete path to a web page. It specifies only the name of the web page. An absolute reference or url contains all the information necessary to locate a resource or target A relative reference does not...
Block And Inline Level Tags in HTML
Block elements start on a new line and end with a carriage return. That's, immediately after ending on a horizontal space, next block element goes to nest line. A block level element is like a container. It can contain other elements. Examples of...
Variables and Literals in Java
Variables are used in many situations. For Instance, game applications use variables to collect your name when you sign in; to store and keep track of your number of trials, successes and failures. In Java, a variable is a container used to store...
Selecting a browser for HTML5 development
Google's Chrome browser is simple to use and has the most up-to-date HTML5 features making it easier for developers. It also has pretty good developer tools. We recommend you use this browser to learn HTML5 Chrome Firefox Opera Apple Safari...
The documentclass and its optional arguments
Optional arguments in LaTeX are enclosed in square brackets. In our Hello World example, we passed the compulsory argument article to the \documentclass command. LaTeX has compulsory arguments which are enclosed in curly braces. LaTeX also allows...
Top 10 HTML5 formatting tags
HTML offers a range of elements for formatting text. HTML formatting tags include : <b> - Bold text <strong> - Important text <i> - Italic text <em> - Emphasized tex <mark> - Marked tex <small> - Smaller text <del> - Deleted...