What Is It Now available here in Finnish thanks to Oskari Laine, Helsinki, Finland. Mikä Computer Programming? And here is a Czech translation (provided by the autip.com team). Introduction Today, most people don't need to know how a computer works. Most people can simply turn on a computer or a mobile phone and point at some little graphical object on the display, click a button or swipe a finger or two, and the computer does something. But, since you are going to learn how to write computer programs, you need to know a little bit about how a computer works. proc-ess / Noun: A series of actions or steps taken to achieve an end. pro-ce-dure / Noun: A series of actions conducted in a certain order. al-go-rithm / Noun: An ordered set of steps to solve a problem. Basically, writing software (computer programs) involves describing processes, procedures; it involves the authoring of algorithms. It has often been said that a person does not really understand something until he teaches it to someone else.
HTML Marquees Sometimes you might want your text or photos to continuously "scroll" across the screen. Or maybe you'd like it to zoom in from the side, then stay there. Or perhaps you'd like it to bounce back and forth across the screen. All these things are possible using marquees. There are two main methods for creating marquees (without using JavaScript). These are: HTML marquees — using the HTML <marquee> tag CSS marquees — using CSS animations HTML <marquee> Tag The <marquee> tag allows you to create marquees with a minimum of fuss. See HTML marquee for more about this method. In the above example, everything between the <marquee></marquee> tags scrolls across the page. CSS Animations You can also use CSS animations to create a marquee. Here's an example of using CSS animations to create the same effect as the above example. See CSS marquee for more about this method. HTML Marquees vs CSS Marquees CSS animations are the recommended option for creating marquees. More Marquee Codes Marquee Generator
Google unveils major overhaul of its search engine MENLO PARK, Calif. — Google unveiled a big revamp of its search engine Thursday that affects 90% of the search results served up worldwide by the Internet giant. Called Hummingbird internally, the change to Google's main search algorithm kicked in about a month ago, but was not disclosed by Google until Thursday at an event in Silicon Valley marking the company's 15-year anniversary. "It is really big," said Google search executive Amit Singhal. The new algorithm makes search results more relevant and useful, especially when users ask more complex questions — something that has been happening a lot more in recent years, Singhal explained. Google unveiled the change at the old Menlo Park, Calif., house of Susan Wojcicki, senior vice president of Google advertising. Google started in 1998 in Wojcicki's garage. "We think about having 100 years to create the most amazing search opportunity. "If I get the information first on Google, maybe I don't click through to WebMD anymore," Sinha said.
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