Leveraging Web Data Class 5 Lab

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Leveraging Web Data Class 5 Lab

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Last edited Feb 1, 2018

Created on Feb 1, 2018

This example shows a bare HTML page titled “Leveraging Web Data Class 5 Lab,” acting as a worksheet of web development questions and resources. It displays sections for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript links, along with question prompts and empty `<p>` answer placeholders. The code uses no external libraries or data sources; it relies solely on static HTML and inline CSS styling for the centered `<h1>`. The page also includes a placeholder `<script type="text/javascript">` tag, but no JavaScript behavior is implemented.

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