Reading-Notes

Class 03 Summary:

Lists:

There are Three types of lists:

1. Ordered Lists
2. Unordered Lists
3. Definition Lists

Ordered Lists:

 ol element to create ordered lists
 li tag to put each item in the list

Unordered Lists:

 ul element to create unordered lists
 li tag to put each item in the list

Definition Lists:

 d1 element to create definition lists
 dt tag to contain the  term being defined
 dd tag to contain definition  

We can put list inside list and this is Nested Lists

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Boxes:

To set Boxes dimensions we can use : width and height For limiting width use : min-width and max-width For limiting height use : min-height and max-height

Boxes Variables”

1. Border (seperate the edge of one box from another)
2. Margin (create gap between borders of 2 boxes)
3. Padding (space between the border and its content of the box)

Boxes & CSS using:

border-style border-color

Centering Content:

set the left-margin and right-margin to auto

Border Image:

applies an image to the border of box

Border Shadow:

add drop shadow around the box

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JavaScript:

Arrays:

is a special variables stores a list of values not a single value.

example: var colors; colors = [‘white’, ‘black’, ‘ custom ‘];

We can access the array values as a numbered list start with zero

each item in array called an index , To accessing the index we use array name then the index number

To know The array length use the name of array followed by dot tehn length word

example:

IF Else Statement:

run code when it is true and another code when it is false example:

Switch Statement:

allow you to compare a value with possible outputs

example:

Data type purpose:

Loops:

using:

1. for

example:

1. while

example:

1. do while

example:

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