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→ You must be bilingual (Fr/En). The code examples are in English.
→ Let's start with very simple codes. The more you progress, page after page, the more the scripts will be sophisticated. However, you will have to go through 30 to 40 pages per level, before moving on to the next step…
→ To evaluate your codes, click on the icon at the bottom left of the page (cogwheels), then choose a compiler from the list which will open in another tab. Be careful with certain formats. Finally, test your work.
→ Don't try to understand everything the first time, just practice. Some code examples will seem similar to you, yet the differences remain and you must find them.
→ The pagination is located below the compiler and below the comments area. The order of these pages is of little importance to beginners.
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C 0001 - XML Prolog
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
C 0002 - Root element
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<names>
<to>Students</to>
<from>Webmaster</from>
<heading>List</heading>
<body>The names's list</body>
</names>
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