Gary Edwards
JavaScript isn't any good without the two other pillars of Web design—HTML and CSS. Many programmers talk about the three languages as forming the "layers" of a Web page: HTML provides the structural layer, organizing content like pictures and words in a meaningful way; CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) provides the presentational layer, making the content in the HTML look good; and JavaScript adds a behavioral layer, bringing a Web page to life so it interacts with Web visitors.
In other words, to master JavaScript you need to have a good understanding of both HTML and CSS.
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