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I am currently using grids to make a website. Here is the code: ————————————————————————————— ^For HTML ————————————————————————————— ——————————————————————————————- ^For CSS

Today I spent time looking at W3 schools to learn Javascript. Javascript reminds me of Python with its uses but it has different syntax and is more useful on the web. I know this explanation is horrible and not at all correct but I don’t care.

I was recently tasked with making a website that looked good, but also had useful information. I don’t think I did poorly but I didn’t do well according to other people in this class, but I did do better than other people *cough cough* Hayden *cough cough cough* This is a picture of the website…

I added a button, and spent way too long on w3schools trying to make it function when all i needed was an “onclick” command. as you can see, when clicked, the button runs my function “dontberacist” Here is the code to use a button and assign a function to be used. I also added a…

I finished making a website and explained what I know about the history of cheese. I also found a funny image of Stuart Little with cheese. I will reply to Mr.Wilmoth’s emails using that image in some way.

Today I learned more about python lists. I learned: My favorite thing which I learned is the ‘pop()’ function. It makes numbers disappear, you know, as if they go “pop.”

I circled the divs in this website; eriesd.org I missed divs in the announcements, and also the divs near the home link. I couldn’t find any more I missed.

The padding makes it so that the important parts have a padding around them from the margin border and can be used to move things around. Margin is the border against the sides of the screen and other margins, it is outside of the padding. The text is the text.

I made a simple password generator. It asks for 4 parameters and then uses them to create an easy to remember yet strong password. Here’s the code: #Generating function def generate(a, b, c, d,):     print(f”Password is: {a}{b}{c}{d}”) pet = input(“Enter the name of your favorite pet: “) symbol= input(“Enter your favorite symbol: “)…

I like history and coding but only sometimes coding.