Asp .Net C# Programming with JS and HTML: Beginner to Expert

Learn the basics of HTML (hypertext markup language), including opening and closing tags, linking pages across a browser, and the role of W3C and open standards in web page creation.

Choose a code editor that helps beginners write HTML or other languages quickly, with examples like Sublime Text, Visual Studio Code, Notepad++, Brackets, and Dreamweaver.

Learn to download and install Sublime Text across Windows, Linux, and Mac, then locate and launch the Sublime Text editor using the start button to begin coding.

Learn what a web page is by exploring domain names, browsers, and public hosting. Discover how to publish content, register domains, and view pages in the browser.

Learn to use heading tags h1 through h6 in HTML to control font size and weight for headings, and practice by writing and viewing them in a browser.

Format text with HTML tags, applying bold, italic, strong, mark, subscript, and superscript to enhance readability. Learn paragraph usage and simple styling techniques for attractive browser display.

Explore how to create and customize ordered lists in html, using the type attribute to switch between numbers, uppercase letters, and roman numerals with practical examples.

Create and apply css classes to style paragraphs with colors and fonts, reuse a single class across elements, and understand the benefits of class-based styling in stylesheets.

Learn how to apply HTML structure with divs and paragraphs, use id selectors, and style elements with background color, color, padding, and borders for a clean, spaced layout.

Discover how to use HTML comments to document code, hide paragraphs from the browser, and enable or disable content with single-line and multi-line comment syntax.

Learn to add and display images using the img tag, with src and alt attributes, and manage size and organization with width, height, and an image folder using relative paths.

Explore how the marquee effect creates scrolling marketing banners, adjust direction from right to left or up and down, and control speed and timing with simple HTML examples.

Learn to create hyperlinks with the anchor tag and href to link internal and external pages, forms, and images. Open links in new tabs with target _blank.

Learn to create a simple navigation menu using the nav tag, with anchor links to pages like about, products, and contact, accessible from a single, reusable menu.

create and organize content with the div tag to define divisions and sections. apply css properties through classes or ids to control borders, background color, and text alignment.

Learn to embed a video in a web page using the HTML video element, specify MP4 sources, set width and height, and handle browser support and controls.

Learn to use the HTML canvas tag with JavaScript to render text. Set id, height, width, and border; then obtain a 2d context and draw text in a chosen font.

Explore the range of HTML input types, including text, button, checkbox, color, calendar, email, file, hidden, number, month, password, radio, time, and search.

Explore input attributes to build secure, user friendly forms; apply default values, placeholders, readonly and disabled fields, size and maxlength limits, and validations for numbers, dates, and required fields.

Create a basic registration form by defining labeled inputs for name, father's name, email, password, address, state, country, and pin code, with proper input types and submit and reset options.

Design a contact us form with name, mobile, country, and subject fields, labels, placeholders, a country select, and a submit button, styled with css inside a container.

Complete a simple coding exercise that builds a student registration form with fields for name, father's name, email, password, address street, country, and submit, cancel, and reset buttons.

Learn to design a student registration form with labels and input fields for name, email, password, state, country (with select options), and pin code, including submit, reset, and cancel controls.

Discover how JavaScript enables interactive web pages on client and server sides, its lightweight interpreted nature, and browser just-in-time compilation, with Node.js and frameworks like Angular, React, Vue.

Learn to create a hello world program in JavaScript by building a web page with an element id demo and updating its content via innerHTML.

Learn four JavaScript output methods: document writing, DOM-based updates, window alert, and console.log, plus how the plus operator treats numbers versus strings.

Learn to write internal JavaScript code inside the head, use script tags, the document object model, and add event listeners to dynamically create paragraphs on button clicks.

Learn how to move JavaScript from inline to an external .js file, import it into an HTML page with a script tag and src attribute, and use defer for loading.

Learn how to load external JavaScript without blocking page rendering by using async and defer, compare their execution order, and ensure scripts run after the DOM is ready.

Learn how to declare and use variables in JavaScript, comparing let and const, assigning values, and printing results in the browser.

Explore JavaScript data types—strings, numbers, booleans, arrays, and objects—and learn variable declaration with let, plus using single or double quotes and rendering values to a paragraph.

Explore strings in JavaScript by using single or double quotes, variables, and the plus operator for concatenation. Learn to measure string length and enforce a minimum length for user names.

Learn arithmetic operators in JavaScript, including plus, minus, multiplication, division, increment and decrement, and exponent using the power notation with two asterisks. Practice with variables and see live results.

Explore assignment operators in programming, showing how they assign values to a variable and update the variable using plus-equal, minus-equal, multiply-equal, and divide-equal operations.

Learn JavaScript comparison operators to test data and types, using equal to, not equal to, less than, greater than, and their inclusive forms, producing boolean results.

Explore how to implement if-else statements in C# to build dynamic messages, validate variables, and determine output like good evening or good day.

Explore if and else if with three statements and multiple conditions, using good morning, good day, and good evening as examples, building decision making logic and noting upcoming switch cases.