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      <h1>Prework Study Guide</h1>
      <img src="./assets/bowtie-cat.png" alt="Profile image of cat wearing a bow tie." />
      <h2>✨ Open the Console to See What's Happening ✨</h2>
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        <h2>HTML</h2>
        <ul>
          <li>Enter your HTML notes here</li>
          <li>The head element contains info about the webspage</li>
          <li>The body element represents the visible content shown to the user</li>
          <li>Using H1 through H6 in the correct order makes sure headings are set up properly</li>
          <li>ul creates an unordered list that allows for li to be used to create a list inside it</li>
          <li>Take a deep breath and don't panic</li>
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        <h2>CSS</h2>
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          <li>Enter your CSS notes here</li>
          <li>External CSS stylesheets are preferred to internal CSS because it allows for greater functionality</li>
          <li>a margin is how much space we want around the outside of an element</li>
          <li>a padding indicates how much space is wanted around the content inside an element</li>
          <li>HTML and CSS will not automatically link.  CSS stylesheets must be added to the HTML file using link</li>
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      <section class="card" id="git-section">
        <h2>Enter for Git notes here</h2>
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          <li>Enter your Git notes here</li>
          <li>git status: checks what branch i am on</li>
          <li>git checkout -b branch-name: creates a new branch (replace branch-name with desired name)</li>
          <li>Git allows me to use Unix commands to communicate between the IDE (local computer) and GitHub</li>
          <li>This practice is critical for version control</li>
          <li>Proper use allows me to revert to previous changes so I don't have to restart from scratch (like the first time I did it)</li>
          <li>Saving often gives more "checkpoints" so I lose less data and time when I need to revert</li>
          <li>Using a tilde (~) before calling a file directory is a wild card to access the folder</li>
          <li>example: "cd ~/bootcamp" will call the directory "c:/users/colin/bootcamp"</li>
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        <h2>JavaScript</h2>
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          <li>Enter your JavaScript notes here</li>
          <li>YOU GOT THIS!  It will become easy with practice.</li>
          <li>Like CSS, .js files are used to write javascript in text files</li>
          <li>variables are "containers" that allow for data to be held inside them</li>
          <li>example: var shape = "circle"; creates a "container" that holds the data "circle"</li>
          <li>Control Flow is the order in which a computer executes the code in a script</li>
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