<d1> will not indent and will serve as the item which will be followed by a list of terms and definitions.
<dt> and <dd> can be used in between <d1> bracketts to contain terms and defintions.
use width and height
Or limit those features using min-width and max-width to allow flexibility in the display of boxes in accordance to user screen size.
The same can be done with height using min-height and max-height
If content within box is too big overflow can be used to control whether extra content can be hidden or shown by scrolling to using scroll.
Boxes have a border even if they cannot be seen. The border is what separates one box from another.
The margin is what brings space or the “gap” between each border of each box.
Padding is like the cushion between the text or content within a box and the border of the box which it sits in.
The appearance of boxes such as,
if/else is used to check a condition and will result in either true or false
switch statements start with switch value. If the variable of a code ending in break;, matches the switch value in each code, they will continue to run in order. If non of them do then a specified default value will run.
Loops continue to run until returned false. for loops uses a counter as a condition. There are three types of for loops:
for code runs for specific number of times it is told
while loops continuously as long as condition is true
do-while runs at least once even if condition is false