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Pamela Griner

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Created on Dec 1, 2017

This lab assignment shows a student’s HTML exercise on web development resources and CSS syntax. It presents a bulleted list of tutorial links, answers about HTML tags and selectors, and a purple-styled paragraph explaining how text color was changed. The page uses plain HTML elements like `h1`, `h2`, `h4`, `p`, `ul`, and `li`, along with a basic CSS rule for the paragraph color and a styled `button` element. No JavaScript or external visualization libraries are used.

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