(a) <heading>Your Text Here</heading>`

(b) <h1>Your Text Here</h1>`

(c) <b>Your Text Here</b>`

(d) <u>Your Text Here</u>`

To define the structure of a webpage

To add styling and layout to a webpage

To make the webpage interactive

To connect the webpage to a database

(a) <style>background-color: blue;</style>

(b) background-color: "blue";

(c) <color>blue</color>

(d) color: blue;

All elements with the class "main-content"

The first element with the class "main-content"

An element with the ID "main-content"

All paragraphs within the element with the ID "main-content"

Define the structure and content of a webpage

Add interactivity and dynamic behavior

Create visual designs for the webpage

Connect the webpage to a server

• (a) var name = "John";

• (b) <var>name = "John";</var>

• (c) let name = "John";

(d) define name = "John";

There is no difference, they do the same thing.

An if statement only checks one condition, while elseif can check multiple conditions.

An if statement checks for true, while elseif checks for false.

if is used for loops, and elseif is used for conditional statements.

To perform calculations

To display a pop-up message on the webpage

To get user input

To style elements

A programming language for web development

A representation of the webpage structure that allows manipulation by JavaScript

A way to connect a webpage to a database

A framework for building user interfaces