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@Madisonkanna When you get to the point that you can explain or teach in a simple way, and they understand you...you have mastered that topic. Just Try it.
@Madisonkanna When you get to the point that you can explain or teach in a simple way, and they understand you...you have mastered that topic. Just Try it.
@salihcode @SanjayVyas@DewJ72458282 @ettPopo @AuMayeung Javascript have an ASI feature (Automatic Semicolon Insertion). So strictly speaking, there are no rules.
But be aware of third party apps. For example, compression or minification could cause your valid code to throw an error because those programs may rely on semicolons.
Just remember that 99% of the times, our style is given through a CSS document, but is nice to know that this tag exists. And sometimes it's just faster to format directly in html.
Don't miss part two.
Hope you find it useful! let me know in the comments!
To end this part, let's introduce two more useful tags, the <em> and the <strong> elements. This are what we call inline elements, and normallly you will find theme inside a <p> tag.