Rumanti wrote:

Gravitation wrote:

Another correction would be that placing “/” at the end of a tag marks a self-closing tag, and it can work on any tag. “<div />” is equivalent to “<div></div>”.

How do you wrote <div>Weird</div> then? <div weird /> ? Or does it only work for <div></div> ? ( No data entered between tags? )

It wouldn't really do anything. However, it is a valid practice, if not a very smart one.

I'd appreciate it if someone posted a guide to Perl, Whitespace, BF, Ruby, or Lisp.

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Heilong wrote:

Programming language you want to teach: PHP
Experience in the language (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, or 1/10): 10/10
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cobraguy wrote:

Heilong wrote:

Programming language you want to teach: PHP
Experience in the language (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, or 1/10): 10/10
How active are you on Scratch (1/10): 7/10 - just started, but should have a bunch of time later.

Yes 10/10, I've been coding in PHP for several years now and have picked up on a bunch of advanced techniques. I do freelancing work with PHP.

Wow, 10/10! Thanks for signing up!

Yeah no problem!