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Can I ask question
Can anyone tell me which language is used to creat an Website or application
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U can create websites using a very wide variety of languages and tools, all of which i will not list, bc it will take too long.
Typically however we applications are created in 2 parts nowdays - backend and frontend. The frontend (visual part that u actually interract with) is commonly written in javascript using one of popular frameworks (React, Next.js, Svelte, etc...). And the backend (handles logic, and most of the app's functionality) is commonlh written in node (using a framework, such as express), python (also using a framework, such as flask or django) or other languages like go, rust, etc...
This is a very oversimplified way to look at it btws.
So its not really just one language that is used to create webapp or website. But there are some things that u will certanly need to know b4 starting:
Basic knowledge of CSS, HTML and JavaScript. Likely also understandjng of databases and sql. Some basic knowledge of common practices, algorithms and security to actually make a usable app.
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HTML CSS & JS ... PHP too....
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Websites are mostly made using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
You can also use frameworks like Flask (Python-based) which combine Python with HTML/CSS for the backend and frontend.
Apps (mobile or desktop) can also be made using web technologies (like with React Native or Electron), or with other programming languages like Python, Java, Swift, or Kotlin, depending on the platform.
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What really we can create apps or website with help.of python too man that's an interesting things u told me today guys thanks a lot for ur knowledge and have nice 🙂 day to u all 😌
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Frontend languages(plus typescript, node and so)
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You need a mix of languages to create websites and applications. For websites, HTML structures content, CSS styles it, and JavaScript adds interactivity (often with frameworks like React). The back-end (server logic) uses languages like Python, PHP, Node.js (JavaScript), Java, Ruby, or C#, plus SQL for databases. For mobile apps, it's Swift/Objective-C for iOS, Java/Kotlin for Android, or cross-platform options like React Native/Flutter. Desktop apps can use Python, Java, C#, C++, or Electron (JavaScript). The choice depends on the project's specific needs and platform.
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Thanks for helping me bro 😄