Thomas Park
Misconception: Students may accidentally use obsolete, invalid, or non-existent elements, attributes, or properties when learning web development.
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Misconception: Novice students struggle with understanding and correctly using CSS selectors in advanced and complex ways, particularly with selector specificity.
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Misconception: Students may write code in HTML and CSS that contains many errors yet still renders correctly, leaving them with faulty understandings of concepts and acceptable code.
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