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No, HTML is not a programming language. The "M" stands for "Markup". Generally, a programming language allows you to describe some sort of process of doing something, whereas HTML is a way of adding context and structure to text. If you're looking to add more alphabet soup to your CV, don't classify them at all.
2. HTML5 is considered a technology. Yes, there is 5th release of HTML markup language but probably you didn't mean that. HTML5 is more considered to be a technology including HTML,CSS3 and javascript and most of all their support in tools like browsers.
23. It's not "written" in anything. It's a markup language. HTML is parsed by the browser which renders the webpage to display. It isn't a programming language. But maybe if it helps, you could think of HTML as a interpreted language and the browser as an interpreter. answered Aug 30, 2013 at 23:13.
0. No, HTML is not a programming language. The "M" stands for "Markup". Generally, a programming language allows you to describe some sort of process of doing something, whereas HTML is a way of adding context and structure to text. If you're looking to add more alphabet soup to your CV, don't classify them at all.
Importantly, the in-page language declaration always overrides the HTTP information when it comes to determining the actual language of the text, but the HTTP information may provide more general information about the intended use of the resource. Use of meta elements in the HTML page for declaring language is not recommended.
For HTML, the answer about its context-freedom is yes. SGML is a well defined Context Free Language, and HTML defined on top of it is also a CFL. Parsers and grammars for both languages abound on the Web. At any rate, that there exist LL(k) grammars for valid HTML is enough proof that the language is context-free, because LL is a proven subset ...
HTML files are just text files, and any language can create text files. On the client side, however, you're limited to whatever is available in common browsers. This is pretty much: Javascript. Actionscript (Flash) .NET languages (C#, etc) (Silverlight) Java (applets) edited Jan 11, 2011 at 1:48. answered Jan 11, 2011 at 1:43.
HTML won't help you to learn languages as C++, it's a totally different thing, but if you start programing, you should begin to learn C language (that is a programming language instead of HTML that is a markup language) or an easy script language as Python or Pearl (pretty interesting languages). You should be able to find a lot of tutorials ...
css. xml. asked Aug 17, 2014 at 6:30. Ali. 99 1 12. 7. HTML is not a programming language per se. It is a markup language which is usually interpreted by programming languages via parsers. It is then these programming languages which handle the displaying of the elements.
For starters HTML is not a programming language...not by any definition I've ever seen. Let's put it this way...HTML isn't Turing Complete. HTML is a mark up language. It allows you to associate symantical information with user defined data that can then be interpreted by a web browser for the purpose of displaying the user data.