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html and css are not programming, html is a markup language (used to format and lay out text, like we do in comments). web design can involve programming, but simple html markup does not.

not to insult you, your comment's otherwise great, but just saying.

yeah this bugged me about this comment.

it's not programming, but learning how to define objects and how those objects interact in css is good baby training wheels for a more object-oriented approach to programming.

it won't make you a programmer by any means, but it might let someone get close enough to the necessary mindset and approach to fake it at the level of detail needed for rp.

Simple HTML doesn't, but making a whole webpage from scratch is most definitely programming even if it is simple. HTML is indeed considered a very basic programming language

And CSS does have some programming to it. Look at the code, it does resemble other programming languages, even down to the point of having documentation. But like the other anon said, the idea was to give something practical to try that will help OP anon better understand the mindset of the character because RP isn't going to need them to actually write code, so there's no need to learn more than terms for something like C++ or Java. What they will need is to understand the process and mindset of the character and CSS and HTML will provide that because they do have similar tenets and processes as other programming languages have, they just are far more simple because they are more inserting additional code into something already programmed.

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Re: general: computer/tech whizzes

+1

Re: general: computer/tech whizzes

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