Leveraging Web Data Class 5 Lab

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Leveraging Web Data Class 5 Lab

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Created on Dec 2, 2017

This example shows an introductory HTML document that explains core web development concepts, including the roles of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and describes several HTML tags. It presents a static page with styled text in blue, a list of external learning resources, and a styled button labeled “Happy Friday!”. The page uses plain HTML tags, a CSS element selector in a `<style>` block to color all paragraph text, and an empty `<script>` tag, with no external visualization libraries or data sources.

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