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Quarter 2's Reflection

     As another quarter passes, so does time. Who we were in the past is wildly different form who we are now. As students its our job to retain the knowledge we have learned and to honor our teachers efforts to guide us into our future.

                                    https://www.w3schools.com/html/html_editors.asp

    Our quota for quarter 2 was html. Our activities consisted of exploring the different types of html tags and their purposes. We worked through the different troubles of coding and learned how to make an html file. 

                                    https://www.educba.com/uses-of-html/

    While we might outgrow our teachings, leaving behind the once complex rules of html. We will never forget how to use it. Long after we forget our teachers, although we shouldn't, we will always remember how we learned, just like how you learn how to bike.

                                        https://kinsta.com/blog/learn-html/

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  1. Shiela GayFebruary 5, 2024 at 11:04 PM

    Very well said Eusofh. I also can't believe that it's already 3rd quarter. Same as you I also learned a lot from this subject.

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