#basic coding

[ahhhsami]

I put together a simple guide for some HTML coding to use on AO3. The topics covered are the following;

Text Coding (bigger/smaller lettering, subscript/superscript, bold, and italics)

Headings (6 different header types)

Ways to add Translations, Definitions, and Unique Author Notes (Includes hover over text, Anchor Points, and Footers)

Lists (Numerical and Bullets)

Embedding URLs

Embedding Images

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

[sadtechnojournal-blog]

A copy of some of my notes on basic HTML and CSS it’s really basic and was just for me, but here you go

[theres-a-hole-in-my-wall]

I'm itching to solve html/case issues ദ്ദി ༎ຶ‿༎ຶ ) <BTW this is my fav emoticon ever

if anyone needs anything html css done hmu lowkey I'm tryna practice more :]

[contentsmith]

Sorting Elements in an Array

Sorting means arranging items in a specific order. In programming, sorting is often used to organize data so it’s easier to find and work with.

An array is a list of elements, like numbers or names. When we sort an array, we rearrange its elements in a particular order — usually ascending (smallest to largest) or descending (largest to smallest).

Example:

Let’s say we have this array of numbers:

[5, 2, 8, 1, 4]

After sorting in ascending order, it becomes:

[1, 2, 4, 5, 8]

Why Sorting Is Useful

It helps in searching faster.

It makes data easier to understand.

It’s often needed in tasks like ranking, filtering, or comparisons.

Common Sorting Methods

1. Bubble Sort – Compares and swaps elements next to each other.

2. Selection Sort – Selects the smallest (or largest) element and places it in order.

3. Insertion Sort – Places each new element in the correct position.

4. Quick Sort and Merge Sort – Faster methods used for large arrays.

Sorting is a basic but important concept in programming and helps keep your data neat and ready to use!

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[goodcodeph-blog]

We’re holding a five-Saturday basic coding course for kids 8-12 this April! In Basic Coding with Scratch, we’ll introduce fundamental coding and computing concepts using Scratch, an open-source platform for visual programming. Throughout the course, they will be building a game/an interactive project, making them comfortable using the various programming concepts and basic computational thinking.

Class details:

Space: The Office Project, in Salcedo Village, Makati.

Time: 5 Saturdays - April 22, April 29, May 6, May 13, and May 20. 9 am to 12 nn.

Tools: Each student is required to bring a laptop.

Email us at hello [at] goodcode [dot] xyz for complete enrollment details.

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Interested to get a glimpse of the class? Drop by our Open House on April 8. Sign up via Eventbrite to save yourself a seat.

[j-to-the-net]

FBF

Back when I learned HTML and CSS in order to create custom page layouts on MySpace. ‪‬ ‪

[programminghelper-blog]

Cout and Cin Statements Explained

This is a link to an explanation of how cout and cin statements work in C++. (This was originally written for a friend of mine)

-Candy