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What is the difference between Javascript and HTML?
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#43092. Asked by elizabethmc. (Jan 07 04 2:37 PM)
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lothruin
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HTML is the language in which web pages are written to be interpreted by the server as a graphic interface. Javascipt is similar, but is actually a web-adapted version of actual programming code, intended to write applets (small, web-based applications) for use on websites. They are both a type of code, but html is NOT a programming code. The HTML defines what the webpage looks like, the javascript handles things like counters, games, etc. Other web-based scripting languages, such as php and asp can be used to create entire webpages, but, like Javascript, are generally confined to handling what goes beyond the cosmetics of a website. The cosmetics are what HTML is for.
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mrmusic32125
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JavaScript is a more in depth language like C++ but HTML is a very elementry language that uses "tags" to do everything
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