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    Refers to the process of building and maintaining websites and web applications. It encompasses a range of activities, including web design, programming, content creation, and network security configuration. The key components of web development involve front-end development, back-end development, and full-stack development, each focusing on different aspects of a website’s functionality and user experience.

    Web Development

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    It is the user-facing side of the website. It involves utilizing languages such as HTML (Hypertext Markup Languages), CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), and JavaScript to build the user interface, design layouts, and add functionality to websites. It requires a combination of technical skills, creativity, and attention to detail to deliver seamless and engaging user experiences.

    Front-end Development

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    Front-end development, also known as the?

    Client Side

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    Involves the implementation and maintenance of the server-side logic and functionality that powers websites and web applications.

    Back-end Development

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    HTML meaning?

    Hypertext Markup Language

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    CSS meaning

    Cascading Style Sheets

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    What languages does the Front-end Development use?

    Hypertext Markup Language and Cascading Style Sheets

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    Back-end Development is also known as?

    Server-side

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    What languages does the Back-end Development use?

    Python, Ruby, and PHP

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    They encompasses both front-end and back-end work. These developers have the knowledge to take on any task required for building the website, whether design application on the client side or coding work on the back end. They know about both front-end and back-end web development, but likely not to the extent a front-end or back-end developer who specializes in one or the other has.

    Full-stack Development

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    The process of humans communicating with computers to make them perform specific tasks. It involves crafting a set of instructions, enabling computers to execute operations and fulfill particular purposes.

    Computer Programming

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    The building blocks of web development. They provide developers with the tools and syntax to write code and create functional websites and applications.

    Programming Languages

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    Programming languages fall into two different classifications. Which are?

    Low-level Programming Languages, High-level Programming Languages

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    Languages are closer to machine code, or binary. Therefore, they’re more difficult for humans to read.

    Low-level Programming Languages

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    Are closer to how humans communicate. Thislanguages use words (like object, order, run, class, request, etc.) that are closer to the words we use in our everyday lives.

    High-level Programming Languages

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    Is a markup language used by the browser to manipulate text, images, and other content, in order to display it in the required format.

    Hypertext Markup Language

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    HTML was created by? And when was it created?

    Tim Berners-Lee, 1991

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    The first-ever version of HTML is? But the first standard version was? The standard was published in what year?

    HTML 1.0, HTML 2.0, 1995

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    It is the most commonly used to create dynamic, interactive websites. Developers use it to add animations, pop-up windows, search bars, buttons, audio and video, chat widgets, and other interactive elements to a webpage.

    JavaScript

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    Is most commonly used to create dynamic, interactive websites. Developers use it to add animations, pop-up windows, search bars, buttons, audio and video, chat widgets, and other interactive elements to a webpage.

    JavaScript

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    Structure / Defines the structure and layout of web pages.

    HTML

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    Styling / Controls the visual appearance and layout.

    CSS

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    Interactivity / Enables dynamic and interactive website elements.

    JavaScript

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    It is a type of digital design which determines the look of a website base from the web designers’ usage of colors, fonts, graphics and user interface. Essentially, itinvolves working on every attribute of the website that people would interact with, and by maintaining simplicity and efficiency in the website, it allows users to quickly find the information they need.

    Web Designing

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    Refers to the visual design and experiential aspects of a website.

    Web Design

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    Three Common Types of Web Design.

    Static Web Design, Dynamic Web Design, E-Commerce Web Design

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    Easiest type of web design to set up, however it has relatively limited functionalities.

    Static Web Design

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    Responds to user actions towards the website’s interactive features being displayed.

    Dynamic Web Design

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    A website with online selling capabilities, allowing users to buy or sell products and services online.

    E-Commerce Web Design

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    Web Design Tools

    Shopify

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    Basics of Web Designing (Standard and Function).

    Accessibility, Usability, Sustainability

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    Basics of Web Designing (Good Design Principles).

    Contrast, Repetition, Alignment, Proximity, Branding, and Color Font Graphics and Visuals

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    Defines the way humans interact with information system

    User Interface

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    Is the process of connecting various devices in a network with one another. This connectivity is a way for the devices to communicate with each other.

    Network Connectivity

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    2 Types of Network Connection.

    Wired and Wireless

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    Refers to a network that connects the devices via wires.

    Wired Networks

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    Is designed to solve the problem of packet collisions that occurs when two or more connected devices on the same network attempt to send data packets at the same time.

    Ethernet

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    Who made Ethernet? And when?

    Bob Metcalfe, 1972

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    Essential Component of the Ethernet.

    Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision Detection protocol (CSMA/CD)

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    The amount of data sent via a network in a given amount of time is known as?

    Data Rate

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    Is a type of internet connection that uses the voice frequency of telephone lines to send and receive internet data and traffic. Also formerly known as?

    Digital Subscriber Line, Digital Subscriber Loop

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    is a standalone device that can connect to multiple computers or mobile devices.

    DSL Modem

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    Types of DSL Connections.

    ADSL Assymetric Digital Subscriber Line, VDSL Very-high-bit-rate Digital Subscriber Loop

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    Uses tiny glass fibers instead of regular cables, providing faster and more reliable connections compared to traditional copper wire-based systems.

    FIOS, Fiber Optic Service

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    allows devices to remain linked to the network without any cables attached, providing greater convenience and mobility for the user. And Operates using what technology?

    Wireless Networks, Radio Frequency

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    Unique numerical identifier number assigned to every device connected to the internet.

    Internet Protocol (IP) Address

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    The creation of graphics, illustrations, and the use of photographic artwork and typography to enhance the display and layout of a digital product within its various device views

    User Interface (UI) Design

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    Types of User Interface

    Command-Line Interface, Graphic User Interface, Web User Interface, Natural Language Interface, Virtual Reality User Interface

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    is how a person feels when using a product, system, or service.

    User Experience (UX)

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    is the process design teams use to create products that provide meaningful and relevant experiences to users.

    User Experience (UX) Design

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    Set of rules for routing and addressing packets of data so that they can transit across networks and arrive at the appropriate destination.

    Internet Protocol

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    packets of data travelling through a computer network do not reach their intended destination.

    Packet Loss

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    is a measure used to prevent congestion and packet loss in networks. It limits the number of times a data packet can bounce from one router to another before reaching its final destination IP address.

    Hop Count

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    The process of selecting a route across one or more networks is known as?

    Network Routing

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    Designed to facilitate information movement between networked devices, it is an application layer protocol that operates on top of other network protocol stack layers.

    Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)

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    HTTP method is also denotes as?

    HTTP verb

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    Two popular HTTP method

    "GET", "POST"

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    The Internet has two main protocols in the transport layer, a connectionless protocol and a connection-oriented one.which is the connectionless? Connection-oriented?

    UDP, TCP

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    Is a suite of communication protocols used to interconnect network devices on the internet. It was specifically designed to provide a reliable end-to-end byte stream over an unreliable network. It was designed to adapt dynamically to properties of the inter network and to be robust in the face of many kinds of failures.

    TCP/IP

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    set of rules, for routing and addressing packets of data so thatthey can travel across networks and arrive at the correct destination.

    Internet Protocol

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    A connectionless, unreliable transport protocol. It is a very simple protocol using a minimum ofoverhead.

    User Datagram Protocol/Internet Protocol, UDP/IP

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    Layers of TCP/IP

    Network Access Layer, Internet Layer, Transport Layer, Application Layer

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    Network Access Layer from TCP/IP is also knows as?

    Data Link Layer

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    Internet Layer is also known as?

    Network Layer

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    a protocol used by devices in a network to communicate issues with data transmission. It plays avital role in error reporting and testing the efficiency of network data transmission.

    Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP)

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    ICMP Message.

    Ping, Traceroute

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    There are five essential steps to successful UX design:

    Consumer and Competitor Research, Information Architecture, Wireframes and Prototypes, Testing and Troubleshooting, Ongoing Updates

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    Types of IP ADDRESS

    Public, Private, Static, Dynamic

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    VPN meaning

    Virtual Private Network