Practical Example: Client-Server Architecture
Tracing a Web Request Lifecycle
Problem Statement: Outline the steps involved when a user submits a login form on a website, demonstrating the interaction between the Frontend (Client) and Backend (Server).
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Practical Example: Frontend Technologies (HTML/CSS/JS)
Building an Interactive Button Element
Problem Statement: Using the three core web languages, create a styled button that changes text when clicked, manipulating the Document Object Model (DOM).
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Practical Example: Backend and REST APIs
Designing RESTful Endpoints
Problem Statement: Design the standard REST API endpoints (URL paths and HTTP methods) necessary to perform full CRUD operations on a resource called "Articles" for a blogging platform.
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Practical Example: State Management
Building an Interactive DOM Counter
Problem Statement: Using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, create a button that displays a number. Every time the user clicks the button, the number should increase by 1, demonstrating client-side state management and DOM manipulation.
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