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This time I have got some good stuff... I AM MAKING MY OWN TODO LIST, FROM AN OLD PRACTICAL NOTEBOOK I NEVER USED...

This is what I am starting with... will keep posting the steps... use hashtag #zoedi

Also check out my new video..

https://youtu.be/RTA-Qj5QRTg

Rather than writing vague divs (which are container tags) in your document.How about using semantic tags?

Semantic tags define the purpose of the element. It's beneficial to use tags,class names and ids that give meaning to your content rather than just define its looks. Presentation is the responsibility of CSS.

For example- <p>,<header>,<figure> tells the content wrapped around them are paragraph,header or image.

They help the browser as well as developers understand the meaning of their content.

Why is Semantic Html important?

Helps to write clean and maintainable code

Enhances Accessibility

So I don't know if it counts but here is how my first day went into the challenge. So I tried waking up at 4 am and I did but i dozed off again as the weather was quite cold.

Then I woke up by 9 am and took lecture 1 from Cs50 about SCRATCH. Then I built a Scratch project, a rough fruit ninja game. "I'll share link to my projects here soon."

I tried listening to another lecture, but I felt quite unmotivated.

Highly disappointed by DAY1 but won't drop here. So I am listing my Day 2 targets here.

1. Complete Python course on Sololearn and Kaggle both.

2. Complete Java course on Sololearn and w3s.

3. See Android studio basics.(YOUTUBE)

4. Complete one certification on freecodecamp.

It's lot and unrealistic but this way i can get atleast half done. 😂😂

Also waking up at 4 am for sure.

The Html5 <datalist> tag is used to provide autocomplete feature in the input field of the form.⁣

⁣It specifies the set of predefined options for the user to input.⁣

⁣To bind it to the input, it is usually used with the <input> element's "list" attribute whose value matches the datalist id.⁣

⁣It works with all types of inputs like data, range, and color.⁣

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