Intro to HTML

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Prerequisite number one is to install a current web browser. Prerequisite number two is a proper code editor. The one I'll be using is a free option called "Atom". It works on all platforms; Windows, Mac, and Linux. Another great option is Adobe Brackets, Notepad++, Komodo Edit, and Sublime Text is high popular editor and it has a free evaluation version as well. We need to create a folder for our project, so I'm gonna go to My Documents, and I've already created a folder called "learn to code". Next, I'm gonna open up my newly installed code editor, and go to File, Open Folder, and find this newly created folder. Our folder is empty for now, so let's create our first HTML file. File, New File. I'm gonna type in this file, "Hello World", which is what we wanna see in the browser, and I'm gonna save. I'm gonna call this file "index.html". HTML files always have the .html extension. If you go back to your folder, you'll see your newly created file. And if you double-click on it, it should probably show up on a web browser. You can also be more specific, and I'm gonna go to Open With, Google Chrome. And, as you can see, we have our Hello World up and running. If you've followed along and reached this point, you have successfully set up your development environment, and you're all ready to begin your coding journey. See you in the next lesson.

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