CSS (cascading style sheets) (original) (raw)
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This subchapter looks at CSS (cascading style sheets).
Cascading style sheets are used to set the look of a web page.
Even though CSS is not generally considered to be an actual programming language, there are two good reasons to include a discussion of CSS in a general computer programming text book.
(1) CSS has a structure similar to most mainstream programming languages, making it a good introduction to some of the mechanics of writing source code.
(2) A great deal of modern software must work on the internet (and more specifically the world wide web) and eventually the software has to produce working CSS.
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CSS (cascading style sheets)
This subchapter looks at CSS (cascading style sheets).
Cascading style sheets are used to set the look of a web page.
Web programming will require a working knowledge of CSS.
Even though CSS is not generally considered to be an actual programming language, there are two good reasons to include a discussion of CSS in a general computer programming text book.
(1) CSS has a structure similar to most mainstream programming languages, making it a good introduction to some of the mechanics of writing source code.
(2) A great deal of modern software must work on the internet (and more specifically the world wide web) and eventually the software has to produce working CSS.
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