programing

programing has many lenguages and we will speak about 3.

making web pages

making webpages has lots of rules. this website was made using code. html is one of the code lenguages used to make web pages. html is the most common web page code. web pages always have to start with !DOCTYPE html in in pointy brackets and html lang="en"(my lenguage)then head title programing /title meta charset="utf-8" meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge" meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1" in pointy brackets between each code. than body and /body also in pointy brackets.everything must be in body. there are also codes like p. (everything will be in pointy brackets)you put ehat ever you want to write as normal font goes in p. also br means the end of a line. there is h1 through h6 depensing on what kind of heading it is.
(i.e. heading of the page=h1 heading of peragraph=h2...)that is all there is to it!

java script

java script is very complicated. I will tell you some rules and you can learn the rest on khan academy. shapes are
ellipse=circle
rect=rectangle
line=line
triangle=triangle
image=get image("img URL")
animation is used using var what ever you want and then typing that thing you chose and add ++. also you can use if and else to make bottons using mouseIsPressed and typing the value of the shape. you can use var what ever you want and function(); to only draw it when you type at the end what you chose, and then (); you can learn more on khan academy.

style/css

css has endless amount of properties but they are all simple english and logic. in fact, styling this was not so hard I just did stuff like background-color and font-weight. you can also do stuff like font style and color and class to show an id(i.e. using whateveruwant and before it put class="" and put what you want inside the quotation marks and then putting on top .whatuchose{in here write what you want it to have like color or style}then ta-da you have what u want) drag the link to the search bar to find out more!

all information is from khan akademy