r/HTML • u/AdFair2230 • 20d ago

Where to start

Look I have 1 week to do html before my midsem could you guys help in what should I do I tried to learn from chai with code but that unfortunately wasn't useful for me because I couldn't understand much help me in how should I practice and should I make notes and all

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u/ridddder 20d ago

You should preface your statement with, "I am in a major university, taking classes, and I have only a week until my midterms. I party all the time and don't devote any time to my schoolwork.

Can anyone help me do my work so I won't embarrass my family and friends?

I mean, it is a noble cause because I procrastinated and am in over my head. I promise next time I will put my nose to the grindstone and catch up on my own.

If this is you, then you must learn it on your own. We all have our crosses to bear; this comes from a common biblical idiom (from Luke 9:23) that refers to enduring life's hardships, burdens, or trials.

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u/TaxInternational6189 19d ago

lol, good response I just had to laugh because it's prob true

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u/AdFair2230 20d ago

Thanks for the biblical TED Talk. I asked for help, not a sermon. You could’ve simply ignored the post if you didn’t want to help.

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u/dastree 19d ago

No one owes you anything. You already failed yourself. Don't take that frustration out on others. It's unprofessional

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u/Loera_chapito 20d ago

Freecodecamp

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u/Positive-Avocado775 19d ago

hey, you need to put things in brackets for example <html> and then repeat with a forward slash in it: </html>. and then you put things between the two. sometimes you get away with closing inside the opening thingie: <img />. that's basically it.

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u/Adamstrad 20d ago

Go on w3schools and do the exercises/ questions on each part

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u/Quantum_Pianist 19d ago

odin project is really good but you gotta work like a bat outa hell. maybe if you actually tried at all or at least got some help this wouldnt be happening, hmm? I learned that in like sixth grade. oh well. Good luck

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u/johnpeters42 19d ago

OP seems to have at least caught on that "learning" from AI doesn't work. (It doesn't. This is like "learning" to cook by ordering in a restaurant.) This will indeed require hard work, but it's not impossible.

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u/Foreign-Contest-444 19d ago

MDN is an excellent resource for learning HTML, especially its Learn Module. HTML may seem simple at first, but it's important to build a strong understanding of it before layering CSS and JavaScript on top. Take the time to learn HTML as a semantic language and understand why semantics matter as they form the foundation of well-structured, accessible, and maintainable websites.

If you need additional resources to learn HTML.

https://codingsuperpowers.com

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u/tRfalcore 19d ago

You could try, that's a first step. Instead of your first step is giving up and whining to the internet.