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What programming languages are essential for developing website?
Is "Html, Css, Js, Php, mysql" are enough to desine website?
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Habtamu Alemayehu
Website development is mostly done through html on the most basic level. For style you will need to learn css, for more complex operations you will need javascript, and for storing data and dealing with it you will need a query language, most often jquery is used for websites. I hope this helps and you are succesful in your coding journey.
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Habtamu Alemayehu those are definitely starter languages and as you get more experienced you will open yourself up to what stack you need and additional languages you may want to pursue.
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To develop websites, the following programming languages are considered essential:
HTML (HyperText Markup Language) - Used to structure and display the content on a web page.
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) - Used to style and format the HTML content on a web page.
JavaScript - Used to add interactivity and dynamic behavior to websites.
SQL (Structured Query Language) - Used to interact with databases, such as retrieving or storing data on a website.
PHP or other server-side languages - Used to dynamically generate and serve content on a web page, and perform server-side operations such as processing form submissions, sending emails, and connecting to databases.
Note: Essentiality may vary depending on the type and complexity of the website being developed, and the choice of technologies used. Some websites can be built with only HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, while others may require additional languages and frameworks.
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Hello ! I hope you're ok, so I'm going to offer you the good web programming languages ââthat I know : JavaScript, Java, HTML & CSS, React, Angular, Objective C and Scala