What is HTML ?
HTML stands for ”Hypertext Markup Language”, and is the standard language used for building web pages. HTML can be considered to contain the building blocks for a web page: it contains the content, structured through the use of HTML tags, of what will ultimately be displayed to the user.
In HTML tags are used to structure content sections such as navigation menus, headings, paragraphs, images, videos, and lists. Some examples of these tags include paragraphs (<p>), headings of various levels (<h1> through <h6>), and images (<img>).
What is CSS ?
CSS stands for ‘Cascading Style Sheets’ and this is what makes your content look pretty! You use CSS to target the different parts of your webpage and add visual styles to them.
What is Javascript ?
JavaScript adds interactivity to websites. To be specific, JS is a client-side scripting language, which means the scripts are running directly in the user’s browser (the browser being the client). JS scripts can be triggered by a user’s interaction with the page. Client side is also often referred to as front-end.
What is PHP?
PHP (meant to stand for "Hypertext Processor") is a server-side(or back-end) scripting language. With server-side scripting, the scripting happens on a server. What this means is that the scripting is already completed by the time the site is rendered on browser. That’s where the term back end come from — think of it like “behind the scenes”.
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