| A | B |
|---|
| JavaScript | Object based scripting language. |
| HTML | First and primary language for webpage development. |
| CSS | Can alter the ability of some devices to display pages. |
| XML | Allows the author to define the tags that will be used. |
| XHTML | Combination of HTML and XML. |
| XML | Describes data. |
| HTML5 | Aimed to replace HTML as dominant authoring language. |
| XHTML | Uses cleaner code. |
| CSS | Can control formatting for an entire site. |
| JavaScript | Allows you to create and execute procedures on a webpage to make webpages more interactive. |
| W3C | was created in 1994 by Tim Berners Lee. |
| Static | webpages have content that remains the same every time it is viewed, the content does not change. |
| Dynamic | webpages have content that can change each time it is accessed based on how each viewer interacts with the content. |
| Applets | short programs written in Java code that can be embedded into webpages. |
| Scripting Languages | lightweight programming languages used to create interactive webpages. |
