what form of xhtml or html does dreamweaver produce?

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DaMotivator

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1.HTML/CSS 7.6
2.Javascript 7.3
3.Ajax 7.2
4.Python 6.9
5.Java 6.7
6.C# 6.7
7.Ruby 6.2
8..Net 6.0
9.C++ 5.4
10.C 5.1
Although , HTML IS NOT A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE was compiled in this list of top 10 favorites to still be used in the year 2013.

I read an interesting article that explained although some languages more popular then others you should focus on the ones that peak your interest,explained you should dabble with many but work with your favorites.

Hope this help...code away

p.s have read that a lot of coders do not like dreamweaver,but if your in a hurry to get something on the web dreamweaver has a easy learning curve.
 
i am trying to get started on learning about web development. i started with a dreamweaver tutorial, but in the middle of the tutorial i decided it was best to learn html, xhtml, xml, csc and javascript in that order before proceeding.

my uncle told me that for the most part, html doesn't exist anymore and that xhtml and xml have taken its place.

and my tutorial videos are telling me that i should be making xhtml v1.0 transisional files, but declaring those files as html files, since xhtml v1.0 transisional can be read by an html browser.

i have been told that dreamweaver produces invalid html, and therefore the majority of web pages are written in invalid html, which makes me angry and confused

so my real question is:

fill in the blank

when i look at the source code of most web pages, i am looking at javascript, csc, and __________

A. xhtml v1.0 transisional
B. html v4.01
C. some other form of xml outside the realm of xhtml
csc woops *css
 
1.HTML/CSS 7.6
2.Javascript 7.3
3.Ajax 7.2
4.Python 6.9
5.Java 6.7
6.C# 6.7
7.Ruby 6.2
8..Net 6.0
9.C++ 5.4
10.C 5.1
Although , HTML IS NOT A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE was compiled in this list of top 10 favorites to still be used in the year 2013.

I read an interesting article that explained although some languages more popular then others you should focus on the ones that peak your interest,explained you should dabble with many but work with your favorites.

Hope this help...code away

p.s have read that a lot of coders do not like dreamweaver,but if your in a hurry to get something on the web dreamweaver has a easy learning curve.
 
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