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WEB PROGRAMMING LA\ 139 Exp No:1 Email ID Creation im: To create an email id for receive and send pictures, documents . Problem Statement: | Create an email account on Sign in Sign out Add a contact Send an email Open an email Send an email to multiple people « Delete an email » Email a picture Email a document Tools web browser, image files, document files, and an internet connection Theory: Everyone knows about Google and their free web based email called Gmail. The service was launched with a lof of marketing actions and was 100% free from the start but one could only create a Gmailiaecount through special invites. If you knew someone who had a Gmail account, you could féquest them to send you this invitation. In those early days, Gmail accounts were so coveted that invitations were being sold through ebay.com auctions. The high demand for Gmail email address was also because the service offered 1GB (gigabyte) storage space for emails at a time when all the others were providing only a fraction of that. Anyway, after a few years, Google opened the doors of Gmail for everyone... so you didn't need a special invitation to create an account, Gmail has been increasing in popularity since it was first introduced in 2004. With the decline of Yahoo!, AOL, and Hotmail, more and more people are moving to Google's services, Creating a Gmail account is quick and easy, and also provides you access to other Google products such as YouTube, Google Drive, and Google Plus. Ha MA‘DINPOLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, MALAPPURAM WEB PROGRAMMING LA\ 139 Procedure Step 1: Open the Gmail web site To create your Gmail account you only need a web browser and an internet connection. Go to hhutp://gmail. google.com. Step 2: Enter all the required information in the "Create an Account" online form After you click on the signup link, you shall be shown the Create an Account forsh with several fields that need your inputs. Once you have entered your first and last names, itis time to choose.a.Jogin.name. This is important as your login name will decide the email address you will get, and in ease{6f a Gmail account, would be your- chosen-loginname@ gmail.com. So be sure to pick a lagin name, also called the username, with care, Step 3: How to choose a login name or username forf@linerail address Choosing a login name is part art and part comiffion sefise, And because it determines what your email address will be, we suggest you spend a little time over it, Since, email addresses need to be unique which means no ‘two people in the world can have thé same, addfess, there is no guarantee that your preferred login name would be available. The followin@are adyice and suggestions on how to choose a login or username. First check if you can get a login’ name of your name, firstname, lastname, as firstnamelastname or the more popular, firstname.lastname (the period sign can be used in a login name). You can also try out firstnamelastname. Getting &Gmail email address of your name is indeed very fortunate because of the sheer number of subsefibers to'the service. Your login name needs to be catchy and at the same time describe you so people aré abléto recall it without much difficulty and associate it with you. The availability of a login or user name can be verified by entering it first in the text field and hitting the check availability button Step 4: Choosing a password for your email Securing your Gmail email account with a strong password is imperative, Think of the password as the key combination to your safe and you need to give the same amount of importance. A combination of uppercase and lowercase letters with some digits thrown in would be a strong enough password. on the right of the text fields in which you enter your password a sort of meter would indicate the strength of the password. You need to enter the password twice and you can leave the "Remember me on this computer" box unchecked. HE MA‘DINPOLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, MALAPPURAM WEB PROGRAMMING LA\ 139 Step 5: Protecting your Gmail account with a security question ‘You now need to either select a security question from the drop down list or enter one - and you need to provide the answer, This additional security helps in getting your email account password if you forge Step 6: Word verification and confirmation ‘After providing your secondary email address - you can leave this blank, if you donif'fiaye one - and your location, you need to enter the characters that you see in the picture above the field in Your form. Why is this required? So that Gmail knows the inputs are from a human being and not some atitomated program. Now that everything is set, you can go through the Terms of Service and click on the "I aécept. Create my account." button which will create your very own free Gmail account! 7 To acéess your Gmail account in future, you need to go to the web site http://gmail.google.com using a web browser and enter your username (login name) and password once again, Step 7; Compose and send an email. Click the red "COMPOSE" button in the upper-left corner of the Gmail window, This will open the New Message window in the bottom left corner, If You prefer the window to be in the center of your screen, click the double-arrow button in the upper-tight cofer of the New Message window. Enter the recipient into the" "To" field. You can add multiple recipients by separating the addresses with ‘commas. You can add a "Cé# line) which sends a copy to the recipients you list, as well as a "Bec" line, which sends copies to the recipiénts YoU list but hides their names from the regular recipients Enter the subject. of yur email in the "Subject" field. Type the body of the email into the large field underneath "Subject". .Click the "A" button at the bottom of the window to show the text formatting options. ‘Thes allow you tolehange size, font, color and more, just like a word processor. Click the blue Sénd button to send the email to the recipients. Step 8: Send an attachment ‘You can attach files up to 25 MB in size to your emails. Gmail supports sending any file type. You can either drag the file directly onto the email you are composing, or you can click the Paperclip button and browse for the file on your computer, You can attach multiple files to one email, as long as the total size does not exceed 25 MB. La MA‘DINPOLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, MALAPPURAM WEB PROGRAMMING LA\ 139 If you want to send a lot of files at once, such as a photo album, compress them all into one archive file to save space and make things easier for your recipient(s) Observations Solutions to some problems in getting your Gmail email address Here are solutions to two common problems faced by account creators: 1 Login names of my choice are not available Gmail is a very popular service and it is likely that the login names you chodse are no longer available. The only solution to this trouble is to keep trying to work with different permutations and combinations 2 Gmail Account Creation Failed Occasionally you might get a screen that displays anl"Accotnt Creation Failed” message. The error message is a result of Gmail's spam filters working overtime. As mentioned on the help pages http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer py?answer=67512, Gmail refuses to create email addresses from a computer/connection if it exceeds a defined liniit{ Web users trying to create a lot of addresses at once, like a class or a group, may hit this limit. This is Gmail's’ way of protecting itself from users who they believe will be creating email addresses fon spainming, The solution is to go through the process of getting your Gmail address from another computer using a different L.S.P. Result ‘The gmail account Successfully created and obtained desired output. i MA‘DINPOLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, MALAPPURAM Eo WEB PROGRAMMING LAB- 5139 Ex Ni Search Engines Aim: To familiarize various search engines Problem Statement: 1, Search the same keywords in at least six different search engines and Compare their results 2, Search the same image in at least three different search engines and compare their results Tools ‘web browser,image files, document files and an internet conftection Theory; A web search engine is a software system that is designed to search for information on the World Wide Web. The search results are generally presented in,2 line of results often referred to as search engine results pages (SERPs). The information thay bea mix of web pages, images, and other types of files. Some search engines also mine data ayailable in)databases or open directories. Unlike web directories, which are ‘maintained only by human editors, search engines also maintain real-time information by running an algorithm on a web ctawler) How Search Engines Operate Search engine§jhave two major functions: crawling and building an index, and providing search users with a ranked list of the websites they've determined are the most relevant, 1, Crawling and Indexing Imagine the World Wide Web as a network of stops in a big city subway system, Each stop is a unique document (usually a web page, but sometimes a PDF, JPG, or other file). The search ‘engines need a way to “craw!” the entire city and find all the stops along the way, so they use the best path available—finks LE MA‘DINPOLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, MALAPPURAM WEB PROGRAMMING LA\ 139 ‘The link structure of the web serves to bind all of the pages together. Links allow the search engines’ automated robots, called "crawlers" or "spiders," to reach the many billions of interconnected documents on the web. ‘Once the engines find these pages, they decipher the code from them and store selected pieces in massive databases, to be recalled later when needed for a search query. To accomplish the monumental task of holding billions of pages that can be accessed in a fraction of a second, the search engine companies have constructed datacenters all over the world, ‘These monstrous storage facilities hold thousands of machines processing large quantities of information very quickly. When a person performs a search at any of the major engines, they demand results instantaneously; even a one- or two-second delay can cause dissatisfaction, so the engines work hard to provide answers as fast as possible 2. Providing Answers Search engines are answer machines. When a person performs an onlinjsearch, the search engine scours its corpus of billions of documents and does two things: first, it retumsionly those results that are relevant or useful to the searcher's query; second, it ranks those results acédéding to the popula ty of the websites serving the information. It is both relevance and popularity thatithe prdcess of SEO is meant to influence. ‘How do search engines determine relevance dnd popularity? To a search engine, relevance mean$'more than finding a page with the right words. In the early days of the web, search engines didn’t go\muchifurther than this simplistic step, and search results were of limited value, Over the years, smart engifteers have devised better ways to match results to searchers’ queries. Today, hundreds of factors infld@hce Félévance, and we'll discuss the most important of these in this guide. Search engines typically asstime that the more popular a site, page, or document, the more valuable the information itycontaitis, must be. This assumption has proven fairly successful in terms of user satisfaction with searcfi results) Popularity and relevance aren’t determined manually. Instead, the engines employ mathematical equations (algorithms) to sort the wheat from the chaff (relevance), and then to rank the wheat in order of quality (popularity), ‘These algorithms often comprise hundreds of variables. In the search marketing field, we refer to them as “ranking factors.” Moz crafted a resource speci lly on this subject: Search Engine Ranking Factors. The complicated algorithms of search engines may seem impenetrable. Indeed, the engines themselves provide little insight into how to achieve better results or garner more traffic. Procedure Hi MA‘DINPOLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, MALAPPURAM WEB PROGRAMMING LA\ 139 Search the same keywords in different search engines such as google, yahoo, bing, AOL, Wikipedia, BitTorrent, Google Scholar, AskMeNow etc. For more efficient Internet searching 1: Use unique, specific terms It is simply amazing how many Web pages are returned when perfor 1g a scarch. You might guess that the terms “Web Programming” are relatively specialized. A Google search of those terms returned 2,440,000 results! To reduce the number of pages returned, use unique terms that are specific to the subject you are researching, 2: Use the minus operator (-) to narrow the search How many times have you searched for a term and had the search engine/Tetum something totally unexpected? Terms with multiple meanings can return a lot of unwanted resultscThe farely used but powerful minus operator, equivalent to a Boolean NOT, can remove many unwanted results. For example, when searching for the insect caterpillar, references to the company Catefpillar, Ine. will also be retumed. Use Caterpillar -Inc to exclude references to the company or Caterpillar -Ine {Gat to further refine the search, 3: Use quotation marks for exact phrases 1 often remember parts of phrases I have seen on a Web pagélor part of a quotation | want to track down. Using quotation marks around a phrase will return.omtly, those exaet words in that order. It's one of the best “Web Programming” ", ‘ways to limit the pages returned, Example: 4: Don't use common words and punctuation ‘Common terms like a and the are called)stop|Words and are usually ignored. Punctuation is also typically ignored, But there are exception: Common Words and punctuation marks should be used when searching for a specific phrase inside quotesyThet@are tases when common words like the are significant, For instance, Raven and The Raven returf entirély different results. 5: Capitalization Most search engines do/not distinguish between uppercase and lowercase, even within quotation marks, The following are all equivalent: technology Technology TECHNOLOGY "technology" "Technology" 6: Drop the suffixes It's usually best to enter the base word so that you don't exclude relevant pages. For example, bird and not irds, walk and not walked. One exception is if you are looking for sites that focus on the act of walking, enter the whole term walking. 7: Maximize AutoComplete Ordering search terms from general to specific in the search box will display helpful results in a drop-down list and is the most efficient way to use AutoComplete. Selecting the appropriate item as it appears will save LE MA‘DINPOLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, MALAPPURAM WEB PROGRAMMING LA\ 139 time typing. You have several choices for how the AutoComplete feature works: Use Google AutoComplete. The standard Google start page will display a drop-down list of suggestions supplied by the Google search engine, This option can be a handy way to discover similar, related searches, For example, typing in Tucson fast will not only bring up the suggestion Tucson fast food but also Tucson fast food coupons. Use browser AutoComplete. Use this Google start page to disable the Google AutoComplete feature and display a list ofyour previous searches in a drop-down box. I find this particularly useful when I've made dozens of searches in the past for a particular item. The browser’s AutoComplete feature must be turned on for this option to work. Click one of these links for instructions detailing how to turn AutoComplete on or off in InternetExplorer. and Firefox. Examples: Visual Basic statement case Visual Basic statement for Visual Basic call 8: Customize your searches There are several other less well known ways to limit the number of result§ returned and reduce your search time: + The plus operator (+): As mentioned above, stop words are typically ignored by the search engine. ‘The plus operator tells the search engine to include those words i the fésult set. Example: tall +and short will return results that include the word and. + The tilde operator (~): Include a tilde in front. of a word to return results that include synonyms. The tilde operator does not work well for all térms anid sometimes not at all. A search for ~CSS includes the synonym style and returns fashion relafdistyle pages —not exactly what someone searching for CSS wants, Examples: ~HTML to get tesults) for HTML with synonyms;~HTML -HTML to get synonyms only for HTML. + The wildeard operator (*): Google calls it the fill in the blank operator. For example, amusement * will reftrm pages with amusement and any other term(s) the Google search engine deems relevant. You canttluse ‘wildcards for parts of words. So for example, amusement p* is invalid, + The OR operator (OR) or (\): Use this operator to return results with either of two terms, For example happy joy willireturn pages with both happy andjoy, while happy | joy will return pages with either happy or joy. + Numeric ranges: You can refine searches that use numeric terms by returning a specific range, but you must supply the unit of measurement. Examples: Windows XP 2003..2005, PC rupees700. + Site search: Many Web sites have their own site search feature, but you may find that Google site search will return more pages. When doing research, it's best to go directly to the source, and site search is a ‘great way to do that. Example: site:www.intel.com rapid storage technology. + Related sites: For example, related:www. youtube.com can be used to find sites similar to YouTube. + Change your preferences: Search preferences can be set globally by clicking on the gear icon in the | MA‘DINPOLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, MALAPPURAM WEB PROGRAMMING LA\ 139 upper-right corner and selecting Search Settings. I like to change the Number Of Results option to 100 to reduce total search time. + Forums-only search: Under the Google logo on the left side of the search result page, click More | Discussions or go to Google Groups. Forums are great places to look for solutions to technical problems + Advanced searches: Click the Advanced Search button by the search box on the Google start or results page to refine your search by date, country, amount, language, or other criteria. Wonder Wheel: The Google Wonder Wheel can visually assist you as you refine your search from general to specific. 9: Use browser history Many times, I will be researching an item and scanning through dozens of pages wheit I Sidddenly remember something I had originally dismissed as being irrelevant. How do you quickly go back to that Web site? You ean try to remember the exact words used for the search and then scan the results for the right site, but there is an easier way. If you can remember the general date and time of the search you can look through the browser history to find the Web page. 10: Set a time limit — then change tactics Sometimes, you never can find what you are looking for. Start an internal clock, and when a certain amount of time has elapsed without results, stop beating your head @gainst the wall. Its time to try something else: Use a different search engine, like Yahoo!, Bing, Startpage, or Lycos. Observations Result : The output of different Seach engines are successfully verified. [10 J MA‘DINPOLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, MALAPPURAM Eo WEB PROGRAMMING LAB- 5139 Exp No:3 : Basic Html Tags Aim: To create a simple html file to demonstrate the use of different tags. Problem Statement :- Create an html page named as “: Basic_Html_Tags.html” Add the following tags detail, 1, Set the title of the page as “Basic Html Tags” 2, Within the body perform the following, a) Moving text = “Basic HTML Tags” b) Different heading tags (hl to h6) ©) Paragraph 4) Horizontal line ©) Line Break 1) Block Quote 2) Pretag h) _ Different Logical Style (, , . i) _ Different Physical style ( ,.s-...) i) Listing tags (2 types with, Séléach type provide different “type” attribute) Tools Browser, Notepad or siny editor Theory; HTML Document Structure: title= [La J MA'DINPOLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, MALAPPURAM Eo WEB PROGRAMMING LAB- 5139 Formatting and Fonts: ‘
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        This is a paragraph tag HTML 5 ‘One of the most important technologies on this list doesn't fully exist Yet — HTML 5 — but in 2008, key features started to trickle out, HTML 5 will eventually replace HTML 4.01, the dominant programming language currently used to build web pages, But the governing bodies in charge of thetweb are still drafting the details, and nobody expects HTML 51o fully emerge as the new standard for at least a few more years. But HTML S is no vaporware. Many of the changes to the way the web operates as outlined in early versions of the new specification are already being, implemented in the latest browsers, and some of the web's more adventurous site builders are alfeady incorporating HTML S's magic into their pages. HTML 5 will be great step forward, standardizing things like drgging and dropping elements on web pages, in-line editing of text and images on sites and new wayS)of drawing animations. There's also support for audio and video playback without plug-ins, a booiiifor W8ability and a worrisome sign for Adobe's Flash, Microsoft's Silverlight and Apple's QuickTime. The language will also give a boost to web apps, as there are new controls for storing web data offline on your local machine, ‘Want Gmail on your desktop? HTML 5 makes it possible. Alas, the blink tag isn't invit


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                            MilkHot White milk OR Cold Chocolate Milk Result :- ‘The above scripts are successfully executed and obtained desired output. [7 J MA‘DINPOLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, MALAPPURAM 139 Output = | MA‘DINPOLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, MALAPPURAM Eee WEB PROGRAMMING LAB- 5139 Exp No: 4 Hyper Links, Tables & Multimedia, Aim:- To create an html file to link to different html page whieh contains images, tables, and also link within a page, Problem Statement : 1, Create an html page named as “Tabledhtm)” to display your class time table. a) Provide the title as Time Table, b) Provide various color.options tolthe cells ( High light the lab hours and elective hours with different colors.) 2. Create an html page named as “image html” to display image at various position & size. 3. Create an htnil page named as “video. html” to display the audio and video files. 4, Create aft'html |page named as “pagelink.html” , in this convert the file created in the “Exercise!” to single page ink By providing the links at the top as well as to the below screen/page. 5. Createlan html page named as “hyperlink.html” to link to the above four files. For image link alone give a image to be displayed as a link. Hardware Requirements: Pentium IV with 2 GB RAM, 160 GB HARD Disk, Monitor 1024* 768 color 60Hz Software Requirements: ‘Windows / Linux operating system Any Browser | MA‘DINPOLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, MALAPPURAM Eee WEB PROGRAMMING LAB- 5139 ‘Theory: Hyperlinks: 1. navigate from one web page to other web page: Table Structure <> <> ue ( - table row,
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