HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language.

CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets.

JavaScript adds behavior, interactivity, and dynamic updates to web pages.

A class can be reused on many elements, while an id should be unique on the page.

DOM stands for Document Object Model.

Responsive design makes a site adapt to different screen sizes like phones, tablets, and desktops.

Flexbox is used to align and distribute items inside a container in one dimension.

Semantic HTML uses meaningful tags like <header>, <main>, and <article> to describe content structure.

The href attribute defines the destination URL of a link.

It provides alternative text for accessibility and when an image cannot be displayed.

Padding is the space inside an element, between the content and the border.

Margin is the space outside an element, between the border and neighboring elements.

const creates a variable that cannot be reassigned after it is defined.

An array is a structure used to store multiple values in order.

It listens for an event like a click or key press and runs a function when that event happens.

A function is a reusable block of code that performs a task.

Version control is a system that tracks changes to files over time.

It saves a snapshot of staged changes to the repository history.

Media queries apply CSS rules based on conditions like screen width, height, or device type.

JSON is a text format for storing and exchanging structured data. It stands for JavaScript Object Notation.

Able to be trusted or depended on.

Eager to learn or know something.

To become better or to make something better.

To take and use something for a short time before returning it.

A trip from one place to another; also a long process of change.

A person who lives near you.

Relaxed and feeling at ease.

A suggestion about what someone should do.

Something difficult that tests your ability.

Making very little noise; calm.

To make a choice.

The place, conditions, or surroundings in which something exists.

Truthful and not misleading.

To see, hear, or become aware of something.

To put things in order or to plan something.

Able to stay calm while waiting or learning.

Achieving the result you wanted.

To use something carelessly or without value.

Very useful, helpful, or important.

To go to or be present at an event, class, or meeting.

To examine how things are similar or different.

To contain something as a part.

To succeed in doing something difficult.

Normal, common, or not special.

To make ready beforehand.

To say a word or sound in a particular way.

Happening not long ago.

To make something smaller or less.

To know or identify something seen before.

To suggest that something is good or useful.

To say or do something again.

To admire someone or treat them politely.

To look at something again in order to remember it.

To plan something for a specific time.

To try to find something.

Almost the same, but not exactly the same.

To find an answer to a problem.

To offer an idea or plan for consideration.

To help, encourage, or provide what is needed.

Usual or expected for a person or thing.

Helpful or practical.

To think about something with curiosity.

To reach a goal after effort.

To stay away from or prevent something.

Short in time or length.

The situation or words around something that help explain its meaning.

Able to speak or write smoothly and easily.

An error or something done incorrectly.

Repeated activity that improves a skill.

A group of words that expresses a complete idea.

the book

the apple

the house

the friend

the school

the water

the time

the day

the question

the answer

to learn

to speak

to hear; to listen

to write

to understand

fast

slow

beautiful; nice

tired

friendly