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iDog Plush Puppy (2009) · 4 answers · 5mo
retro sprign is dying anyone wanna admit they hhasve a crush on me
iDog Plush Puppy (2009) · 6 answers · 5mo
would you rather fight 1000 birds or fight 10 poison dart frogs
limineow · 17 answers · 6mo
your dandori needs work.
iDog Plush Puppy (2009) · 5 answers · 6mo
what sonic zone would you like to live in ?
alice · 13 answers · 6mo
romantic date with 100 gazillion dollars or burn andrew tate
iDog Plush Puppy (2009) · 6 answers · 6mo
who want me
iDog Plush Puppy (2009) · 5 answers · 6mo
what's greater than a googly moogly ?
alice · 10 answers · 6mo
i immediately assume everyone who anon asks me is either:
1. a fediverse user
2. a federal agent
3. someone who found my horrible basic html site through neocities and decided to go to my retrospring inbox
4. all of the above
alice · 11 answers · 7mo
Programming languages have functional purposes. HTML, as a markup language doesn’t really “do” anything in the sense that a programming language does. HTML contains no programming logic. It doesn’t have common conditional statements such as If/Else. It can’t evaluate expressions or do any math. It doesn’t handle events or carry out tasks. You can’t declare variables and you can’t write functions. It doesn’t modify or manipulate data in any way. HTML can’t take input and produce output. Think of it this way: you can’t compute the sum of 2 + 2 in HTML; that’s not what it’s for. This is because HTML is not a programming language.