You should see a big Hello, then underneath it: My name is savage Note: use your name instead

STEP 2 — Add a paragraph You already have:

Hello

Now go to the next line and type:

my name ie [savage]

So your code is now:

Hello

my name ie [savage]

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means paragraph. So: HTML

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Ends with a slash

Note any command

So we are good with the header command

What did you just do?

means heading. The browser sees: HTML

and understands: "Start a big heading." Then: HTML Hello is the text. And: HTML

means: "End the heading." So: HTML

Hello

basically means: Start heading → Hello → End heading

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🧑‍💻 SAVAGE SCHOOL — HTML BEGINNER CLASS 🔥 LESSON 01: YOUR FIRST STEP INTO WEB DEVELOPMENT Level: Absolute Beginner Topic: Introduction to HTML Duration: 45–60 minutes --- 🎯 TODAY'S GOAL By the end of this lesson, you should understand: - What HTML means - What HTML is used for - What an HTML tag is - What an HTML element is - Basic HTML structure - How to create your first webpage - How to open your webpage in a browser No rushing. If you understand today's lesson properly, you're already on the road. --- 🧠 1. WHAT IS HTML? HTML = HyperText Markup Language HTML is the language we use to structure content on a webpage. Think of a website like a house: 🏠 HTML → The structure 🎨 CSS → The design ⚙️ JavaScript → The behaviour/functionality HTML tells the browser: «"This is a heading." "This is a paragraph." "This is an image." "This is a button." "This is a link."» HTML isn't mainly about making a website beautiful. HTML gives the webpage its structure. --- 🧩 2. WHAT IS AN HTML TAG? HTML uses tags to tell the browser what different pieces of content are. Example: <h1>Hello World</h1> Here: "<h1>" = opening tag "Hello World" = content "</h1>" = closing tag Together, they form an HTML element. Another example: <p>I am learning HTML.</p> "<p>" means paragraph. --- 🔥 3. YOUR FIRST HTML DOCUMENT Every normal HTML webpage starts with a basic structure. Create a file called: index.html Then write: <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>My First Website</title> </head> <body> <h1>Hello World!</h1> <p>I am learning HTML with Savage School.</p> </body> </html> Save the file. Open it with your browser. Congratulations. 🎉 You just created a webpage. It doesn't need to look fancy yet. We're building the foundation first. --- 🧠 4. UNDERSTANDING THE STRUCTURE Let's break it down. "<!DOCTYPE html>" This tells the browser that we're using modern HTML. "<html>" This contains the entire HTML document. "<head>" Contains information about the webpage that isn't normally displayed as the main page content. "<title>" Controls the title shown in the browser tab. Example: <title>Savage School</title> "<body>" This is where the actual visible webpage content goes. For example: <body> <h1>Welcome</h1> <p>Welcome to my website.</p> </body> --- 📝 5. HEADINGS HTML has six heading levels: <h1>Heading 1</h1> <h2>Heading 2</h2> <h3>Heading 3</h3> <h4>Heading 4</h4> <h5>Heading 5</h5> <h6>Heading 6</h6> "<h1>" is the main heading. "<h6>" is the smallest heading level. Example: <h1>My Portfolio</h1> <h2>About Me</h2> <h3>My Skills</h3> 💡 Tip: Don't choose headings just because they look bigger. Use them according to their meaning and structure. --- 📖 6. PARAGRAPHS Use "<p>" for normal paragraphs. <p> My name is Savage. I am learning how to build websites. </p> You can have multiple paragraphs: <p>HTML gives a website structure.</p> <p>CSS controls its appearance.</p> <p>JavaScript adds behaviour.</p> --- 💬 7. COMMENTS Sometimes you want to leave notes inside your code without displaying them on the webpage. Use: <!-- This is a comment --> Example: <!-- Main heading --> <h1>Welcome to my website</h1> The browser won't display the comment. --- 🔗 8. LINKS To create a clickable link, use "<a>". <a href="https://example.com">Visit Website</a> The important part is: href="" It tells the browser where the link should go. Example: <a href="https://google.com">Google</a> --- 🖼️ 9. IMAGES Images use the "<img>" element. <img src="image.jpg" alt="My picture"> "src" = location of the image. "alt" = description of the image. Example: <img src="profile.jpg" alt="Profile photo"> ⚠️ Keep your image files in the correct location, otherwise the browser won't find them. --- 📋 10. LISTS Unordered list <ul> <li>HTML</li> <li>CSS</li> <li>JavaScript</li> </ul> This creates a bullet list. Ordered list <ol> <li>Open VS Code</li> <li>Create index.html</li> <li>Write HTML</li> </ol> This creates a numbered list. --- 🧪 TODAY'S PRACTICAL Don't just read this lesson. CODE. Create: "index.html" Build a small webpage containing: ✅ Your name ✅ A main heading ✅ A short introduction ✅ Three things you're learning ✅ An image ✅ A link ✅ An ordered or unordered list Example structure: <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>My Profile</title> </head> <body> <h1>My Name</h1> <p> Hello! I am learning web development. </p> <h2>What I'm Learning</h2> <ul> <li>HTML</li> <li>CSS</li> <li>JavaScript</li> </ul> <img src="profile.jpg" alt="My profile picture"> <p> <a href="https://example.com"> Visit my favourite website </a> </p> </body> </html> --- 🧠 SAVAGE CHALLENGE 🔥 Without copying the practical example, create your own: "ABOUT ME" PAGE It must contain: - "<title>" - "<h1>" - At least two "<p>" elements - "<h2>" - An "<img>" - An "<a>" - A list - At least one HTML comment Bonus: Add another heading and another section. --- ❓ QUICK TEST Answer these before leaving today's class: 1. What does HTML stand for? 2. What is HTML mainly used for? 3. What does "<h1>" do? 4. What does "<p>" represent? 5. What is the purpose of "<title>"? 6. What does "href" do? 7. What does "src" do? 8. What is the difference between "<ul>" and "<ol>"? 9. What is an HTML comment? 10. Where does the visible webpage content normally go? --- 🏁 HOMEWORK Build your own personal profile webpage from scratch. Don't copy someone else's complete code. Use what you learned today. Tomorrow, we'll build on this foundation and start working with more HTML elements, attributes, links, images and page structure. 🔥 SAVAGE RULE: Don't fear errors. If your code breaks, don't immediately ask someone to fix it. Read the code. Find the mistake. Fix it. That's how you actually become a developer. 🧑‍💻🔥

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🏫 SAVAGE SCHOOL — TODAY’S LESSON 📚 📱 TOPIC: HOW WHATSAPP BVNS WORK & HOW TO AVOID THEM Today, we’re learning something every WhatsApp user and bot developer should understand: WhatsApp bans and account restrictions. 🔴 WHAT IS A WHATSAPP BVN? A bvn is when WhatsApp restricts or removes an account because its activity is considered against WhatsApp’s rules or harmful to other users. There are different types of restrictions. Some may be temporary, while others can result in the account losing access. ⚠️ WHY DO ACCOUNTS GET BANNED? Common risk factors include: • Sending unwanted messages repeatedly • Mass messaging people who haven't save your contact pr did not request it • Getting many users to block or report the account • Using WhatsApp in ways that violate its rules • Abusive or excessive automation • Using unsupported/modified WhatsApp applications • Continuing problematic activity after restrictions The important thing is that a ban is not always caused by one message. WhatsApp can consider the overall pattern of activity. 🧠 HOW TO REDUCE YOUR BavN RISK ✅ Use the official WhatsApp app or supported interfaces. ✅ Only message people who expect to hear from you or have saved your contact and also save theirs ✅ Don't repeatedly send the same message to large numbers of people. ✅ If someone doesn't want your messages, respect that. ✅ For bots, use automation mainly for users who intentionally interact with the bot. ✅ Add sensible limits to automated actions so your system doesn't accidentally create excessive activity. ✅ Keep your WhatsApp account secure and never share your verification code or WhatsApp PIN. 🚫 DON'T TRY TO BYPASS A BVN If an account gets restricted, don't build another system simply to hide the same activity and continue it. Instead: 1️⃣ Check the exact restriction message. 2️⃣ Find out whether it's actually a ban or just a technical problem. 3️⃣ Stop the behavior that may have caused the restriction. 4️⃣ Use WhatsApp's official support/appeal process when available. 💡 IMPORTANT FOR DEVELOPERS Not every WhatsApp error means your number is banned. It could also be: • Network problems • Session/authentication problems • Application bugs • Device issues • Temporary WhatsApp problems Always investigate the actual error before calling it a ban. 🏆 SAVAGE SCHOOL GOLDEN RULE: "If a real person would consider your message unwanted, don't automate sending it to hundreds of people." Build smart. Automate responsibly. Respect the platform and respect the users. 🔥 https://t.me/savage_ec_tech2 Join for more

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