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In this chapter, you learned HTML, CSS, and their syntaxes and usages. We also covered how to implement JavaScript on an HTML document. You are now able to build your own web page and make it wonderful using JavaScript. I would suggest you not to skip any part of this chapter in order to have a better understanding of the next chapter, Chapter 4, Diving a Bit Deeper.

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