What are the best languages for creating a website and how do I get started?

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To create a website, starting with HTML is essential, as it is the primary language for building web pages. While XML and Java have their uses, only HTML directly allows for web page creation. Learning XHTML, which is closely related to HTML, can also be beneficial. After mastering HTML, it is recommended to learn CSS for styling web pages. Resources like W3Schools provide beginner-friendly tutorials for both HTML and CSS, making them ideal starting points for those new to web development. Additionally, attention to security issues is crucial, although specific security measures were not detailed in the discussion.
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Hi guys
I want to create a website but I need help because I don’t know what language to use HTML, XML or java, or the all the three of them
And what security issue I need to take care of.:shy:
i am asking this question because i am going to learn one of this languages or three of them but i don't know where to start.or what to learn first

thank you
 
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w3schools.com has tutorials for beginners on HTML & XHTML, writing web pages, etc. They also have tutorials on scripting for both the browser and server sides.
 
Of those three, um, languages, only HTML will let you make web pages. Java can be used on an existing HTML page, and XHTML, a type of XML closely related to HTML, can be used to make web pages too -- but they're similar enough that if you learn one you're learned the other.
 
There are a bunch of tutorials.

This is beginner-oriented:
http://www.html.net/tutorials/html/introduction.asp


...then CSS.
 
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