If I want to look at some theory I’ve already studied but don’t know exactly where it is, how would I search for it? I’m just going back through lessons until I find what I’m looking for right now.
Hi buddy, Can you define which lessons are you asking about ?
If you want any coding lessons then you can you search and then you will be able to get it.
But if you aren’t enable to get any specific one then you can you do mention here.
We can help you find it out.
Hope You Understand.
I’m doing Responsive Web Design Certification. In the html section at present. I’m wanting to like look up like a term I remember from a previous lesson or something like that where I don’t remember the whole thing but know something is there about it, but where?
Search the web for it. You don’t need to only use fCC and other sites can provide a different context that might help.
Sometimes one just wants something piecemeal when learning, not a whole bucket load of information.
I just tried it. It has a lot of information but not all.
You need to learn to be able to find what you’re looking for.
Well, I remember Boolean was mentioned in one place.
Found it here:
I also tried looking up anchor, couldn’t find that either.
Just since I’m preparing for a test trying to know all the terms. Still a very good overview of different things.
Anchor elements are use to point to other resources on the web.
- other websites / other pages on the same site
- images
- audio
- video
As you go through the curriculum, you could summarise the material to help you learn and retain the material. Make sure you review the material regularly, as this help solidify the learning experience.
A good site for a beginner is W3Schools
When you have a solid foundation of the basics check out MDN Web Docs
Generally, if the topic is not mentioned in the review section, it shouldn’t appear in the quiz.
Happy coding
anchor elements should be there, maybe just called a element
but if there are missing infos from the chapter review please report a bug
