Tomorrow I have a computer science practical exam for 20 marks about creating a webpage using <p>, <hr>, <h1> and they will give me a topic, and I didn’t learn anything. What shoul... Tomorrow I have a computer science practical exam for 20 marks about creating a webpage using <p>, <hr>, <h1> and they will give me a topic, and I didn’t learn anything. What should I do?
Understand the Problem
The question is expressing concern about an upcoming computer science practical exam on webpage creation using specific HTML tags, and is seeking advice on what to do when they haven't prepared adequately.
Answer
Practice creating a simple HTML page using <html>, <head>, <body>, <h1>, <p>, and <hr> tags.
To prepare for your exam, practice creating a simple HTML webpage using
for headings,
for paragraphs, and
for horizontal lines. Structure your document with , , and tags, and practice using these elements in a text editor.
Answer for screen readers
To prepare for your exam, practice creating a simple HTML webpage using
for headings,
for paragraphs, and
for horizontal lines. Structure your document with , , and tags, and practice using these elements in a text editor.
More Information
Use a text editor like Notepad to practice since you might have to code without tools that compile HTML. This will help solidify your understanding of basic HTML structure and elements.
Tips
Common mistakes include forgetting to close HTML tags, using tags incorrectly (e.g., not nesting
inside
), or confusingwith other tags.
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