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Assignment #3a - create an html page with lists

due before the beginning of next class
no late assignments accepted
marked out of 10 -- 2% of total mark

Instructions:
1) using a text editor, create an html document using the content below
2) the document will contain comment(s) with:
a) your name
b) the file name
c) the date
3) the box around the outside of the content does not have to be reproduced.
4) name the file "chapter_10.html"

Content

Chapter 10
More Javascript
1. Basic Expressions and Operators
i. Using Operators with Strings
ii. Performing Math Operations
ii. Assigning Values to Variables
2. Logical Operators
3. Comparison and Conditional Operators
4. Decision Making with the if statement
• if statements
• if...else statements
• nested if and if...else statements
5. Chapter Summary

Hand in
View your HTML page in the browser and print the page from the browser to show how it displays
From the site: w3c.org, browse for your local file in the validator
Check "show page source" from the validator options
Run validation
Once your document validates, print the page from the validator with the code showing at the bottom of
your printout.
Hand in all pages showing that the code has passed validation and HTML line code on the bottom.
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Assignment #3b - definition lists and start values

due before the beginning of next class
no late assignments accepted
marked out of 10 -- 3% of total mark

Instructions:
1) using a text editor, create an html document based on the criteria below
2) the document will contain comment(s) with:
a) your name
b) the file name
c) the date
3) name the file "definition.html"
4) you do not have to match the visual layout exactly (eg. tabs, spaces and word wrap)

Content

120. When is a definition list useful?

a. listing items with a title and description
b. bibliograpy or table of contents
c. listing items that are relevent to each other and should be combined as one
d. by using definition lists, and other semantic markup constructs, you can more easily
extract structured information about your content.
DL
A definition list is the container element for DT and DD elements. The DL element should be used
when you want incorporate a definition of a term in your document, it is often used in glossaries to
define many terms, it is also used in “normal” documents when the author wishes to explain a term
in a more detail (Like this definition).
DT
The term currently being defined in the definition list. This element contains inline data.
DD
The definition description element contains data that describes a definition term. This data may be
either inline, or it may be block level.

121. Samples of Definition lists

Hand in
View your HTML page in the browser and print the page from the browser to show how it displays
From the site: w3c.org, browse for your local file in the validator
Check "show page source" from the validator options
Run validation
Once your document validates, print the page from the validator with the code showing at the bottom of
your printout.
Hand in all pages showing that the code has passed validation and HTML line code on the bottom.