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Multiplexing - HTTP/1.1 loads resources one at a time; as a result, if one resource cannot be loaded, all the resources that are loaded after it are b...
Namespace is a programming concept that gives identifiers (names of types, functions, variables, etc.) scope in order to avoid name conflicts. For ins...
A specific state of an element is specified by a pseudo-class. It can be utilised, for instance, to: When a user moves the mouse over an element, it i...
There are two different kinds of jQuery CDNs: classic pull jQuery UI CDNs and reverse proxy jQuery
Two programmers collaborate at a single workstation using the development process known as pair programming. The term "driver" refers to the person wh...
Returning false; from an event handler disables the event from doing the default action and from propagating through the DOM. It is equivalent to invo...
Popup boxes are used in Javascript to present the message or notification to the user. In JavaScript, pop-up boxes can be of three different types: al...
In HTML, the class name is used as a selector, which helps to give the element attributes some value. The element in the document with the "id" attrib...
Client-side speed Because it can be executed right away in the client-side browser, JavaScript is highly quick. Network requests to a backend server a...
Primitive values and objects make up the JavaScript language's set of types. innate values (immutable datum represented directly at the lowest level...
Web browsers and web-based applications are where JavaScript is most commonly utilised. However, JavaScript is also utilised outside of the Web in ser...
While XHTML is based on XML, HTML is SGML-based. They resemble the two halves of a single coin. To comply with XML standards, HTML was transformed int...
Cookies Cookies have a storage space of 4KB. The settings and workings for each tab and window determine when cookies expire. Local storage ...
Utilizing external style sheets is unquestionably preferable because it will make it easier for you to recall the style you applied to the div (s). Be...
The stack order of an element is specified by the z-index property. A higher stack order element is always in front of a lower stack order element.