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madisonwhite · 05-03-2018, 09:38 PM

Hypertext markup language (HTML) is a language used to create Web pages. The HTML language is interpreted by the Web browser, and it delivers the images and text for the user. HTML is rendered from the server. This means that any code programmed on the Web page is processed by the server before it is sent to the user. The static code created in the HTML pages are hosted on the website's domain, and the HTML rendered can be created using dynamic programming languages such as C#, PHP or VB.NET. But in case of Java Script is completely run on the client machine, so any code created is compiled and executed on the Web browser.For this reason, JavaScript is not a secure language and passwords and user names should not be processed using the JavaScript language.

05-03-2018, 09:38 PM	#8
madisonwhite Registered User Join Date: May 2018 Location: Delhi Posts: 34	Hypertext markup language (HTML) is a language used to create Web pages. The HTML language is interpreted by the Web browser, and it delivers the images and text for the user. HTML is rendered from the server. This means that any code programmed on the Web page is processed by the server before it is sent to the user. The static code created in the HTML pages are hosted on the website's domain, and the HTML rendered can be created using dynamic programming languages such as C#, PHP or VB.NET. But in case of Java Script is completely run on the client machine, so any code created is compiled and executed on the Web browser.For this reason, JavaScript is not a secure language and passwords and user names should not be processed using the JavaScript language.