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1.3.4 Web Technologies

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Total cards: 23•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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1.3.4 A) What is HTML

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Script/language that web pages are written in. HTML allows a browser to interpret and render a webpage

#2
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1.3.4 A) How to open and close HTML tags

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<tag> open </tag> close

#3
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1.3.4 A) What do the HTML code mean ? <html> <body> <link></link> <head> <title> <h1> , <h2> <p> </p></h2></h1></title></head></body></html>

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1 ) all code in these tags is intrepreted by html 2) defines the content for main content 3) add links 4) defines brower tab or heading 5) defines text that appears in tab or heading 6)head style in v size 7)defines a para there will be space above and below

#4
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1.3.4 A) What do the HTML code mean ? <img></img> <a></a> <ol> / <ul> <div> </div></ul></ol>

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1) self closing no need for </img>. <img></img> 2) hyper link <a> abc link </a> 3) order list is ol , underorder list ul, elements of list defined with <li> 4) divides page into seperate areas refered by unique name <div id = "page" >

#5
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1.3.4 A) What are classes and identifier in terms of webpages

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attributes given to elements on a webpage which you wish to style

#6
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1.3.4 A) Whats the diff between class and identifiers

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multiple elements across web pages can be assigned to a certain class can be defined within the head of the class or within css style sheet. class defined by full stops only one element can be associated with a particular indentifier defined w/ a hastag

#7
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1.3.4 A) What is CSS

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cascading style sheet is a language used to describe the style of a webpage. CSS can be used to specify how elements work

#8
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1.3.4 A) What are the two types of css

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Internal/embedded or external

#9
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1.3.4 A) what is Internal/embedded style sheet

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placed inside the style tags and is directly entered directly into HTML doc

#10
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1.3.4 A) What is external style sheet How to link external

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written in a seperate document and a link to this style sheet is added to HTML doc <link href =”nameofsheet.css” rel =”stylesheet” type =”text/css”

#11
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1.3.4 A) syntax for css

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body { margine: 0px; padding: 0px; backround-color: white; font-family: x; font-size: 18px; text=align: centre; } Each sections of css begins with the name of the class/indentifier or elements to be styled follwed by curly brackets within which attributes of the elements are defined

#12
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1.3.4 B) What is a search engine

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Program that searches through a database of internet addresses looking for resources based on criteria set by client .

#13
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1.3.4 B) What do search engines rely on

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An index of webpages

#14
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1.3.4 B) How does search engine indexing work

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Web crawlers are used to collect information about websites to build this index. They wrk by traversing the internet webpage by webpage using links on websites. Collect keywor and phrases and add this to index, Collect and add meta data

#15
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1.3.4 C) What is the purpose of a pagerank algorithm

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Helps rank webpages determining the order which they are displayed. Higher rank shows first.

#16
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1.3.4 C) What factors determined rank

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-How many incoming links from other webpages -Rank of webpahe that link to it.

#17
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1.3.4 C) What data structure is used to display Pagerank

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Direted graph. SHows which pages link to other websites, Webpages are represented as nodes and links represented as arc.

#18
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1.3.4 C) What is the page rank algorithm

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PageRank(x)=(1-d)+d[(pagerank(Ti)/count(Ti)] … +(pagerank(Ti)/countTN) PageRank(x) = the page rank of x count (tn) = total outbound links from wepage N d= dampening factor normally 0.15

#19
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1.3.4 C) Reality of using PRA

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Modern use much more complex algorithms that take other factors like age of webpage and how quick it loads.

#20
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1.3.4 D) What is server side processing

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Client sends data to a sever for it to be processed

#21
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1.3.4 D) Pros of server side processing

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Doesnt require plugins large calc quick not browser dependat more secure

#22
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1.3.4 D) What is client side processing

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Processing happens on local device aka client side scripting

#23
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1.3.4 D) pros of client side

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webpages immedite response to user action executes quicker gives dev more control over look and behavior.