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Without these, the web and other programs wouldn't function properly. Programming languages and platforms are what developers use to create applications, scripts, or other sets of instructions for computers to follow. There are dozens of different programming languages. Each language uses a different platform or program to write scripts, programs, and instructions. This is one of the simplest and most commonly used programming languages for websites. Most people can learn the basics of HTML in an afternoon using one of the many online tutorials available. HTML is a language that consists of multiple short codes are typed into a text document. It has its own grammar and syntax just like any language. HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language. Hypertext is the method by which you move around the internet. You click on a link, which is hypertext that directs you from one page to another. When you write in HTML, you will use a series of tags. These tags tell the text what to do: be italicized, link to another page, be a bulleted point etc. When you write HTML in a text file, it is then saved as an html file. This file is then opened by a browser, like Google Chrome or Firefox. Your browser reads the file and translates your code into visual form. That's the website you see. To utilize HTML, you can use a simple text editor or a powerful HTML editing tool like HTML Kit. Other programming languages work similarly, but use different syntax and tags. Other languages are available for more complicated types of webpages. This is a very commonly used programming language for web developers. The main goal of Java is to allow web developers to write a script or set of instructions for an application. This language allows application writers to "write once, run anywhere". Some popular websites that use this language are Netflix, Edmunds and Zappos. Some of the most popular tools for writing and coding in Java are JSON and CORE. This is essential if you work on Microsoft based systems. This programming language was created for Microsoft platforms. Popular websites that use this as a development tool are ExactTarget, Comcast, and XBOX. Development tools that will help you write in NET/C# are Flippy, SQL Helper, Imagehandler, and CodeSmith. Other tools that can check your code and help to run your apps more smoothly are FxCop, Regulator, NUnit, and NDoc. This is another language that is especially suited for web development. It is the most commonly used scripting language. This language allows web developers to write quickly. This language is more flexible in its code than others. Facebook, Tumblr, and Wikipedia utilize PHP as their programming language. Some of the top tools for using PHP are Slim.PHP, Secureimage, and Webgrind. Other tools for PHP include, but aren't limited to, Scavenger, PHP DOX, and PHP_Debug. Multiple testers, debuggers, and documenters are available for use with PHP. This language is mostly used for systems programming. This programming language is easy to use and has flexibility in its code. Popular websites that use C++ are JPMorgan Chase, DIRECTTV, and Sony. There are multiple tools that can help you code in C++, such as Doxygen, Graphviz, and Mscgen. Eclipse is another popular tool for using C++. This is a very popular coding language used by many popular websites. Python is a programming language known for its ease of use that allows developers to quickly create code and integrate systems. This language has programming syntax that is easy to read and follow. This reduces the cost of program maintenance. Some of the websites that you probably use everyday are Python based, such as Google and Youtube. Some of the tools you can try for working with Python are Komodo Edit IDE, PyCharm IDE, and Eclipse with PyDev.

summary: Understand the purpose and function of programming languages and platforms. Become familiar with HTML. Learn about Java. Develop skills using NET/ C#. Think about learning PHP. Consider developing skills in writing C++ code. Learn how to code in Python.

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The title's ISBN code should be found on the back of the book. Usually it will be over the barcode. It will always be identified with the prefix ISBN and will be either 10 or 13 digits long. The ISBN should also be available on the copyright page. It is separated into four parts, each separated by a hyphen. For example, the ISBN for the classic cookbook The Joy of Cooking is 0-7432-4626-8. Books published before 2007 were given 10 digit ISBNs. From 2007 on, they have been given 13 digit identifiers. One of the most interesting things you can learn about a book with the ISBN is the publisher's scale of operations. 10 and 13 digit ISBNs have their own ways of identifying the publisher and the title. If the publisher identifier is long, but the title number is only one or two digits, the publisher only plans on releasing a handful of books and the book might even be self-published. Conversely, if the title string is long and the publisher string is short, the book was released by a major publisher. If you plan to sell your manuscript in bookstores, it needs an ISBN, even if you are publishing it yourself. You can purchase an ISBN number at ISBN.org. You will need to purchase an ISBN number for each title you plan to publish and for different editions of the title, including hardback and paperback versions. The more ISBN numbers you purchase at time, the cheaper it will be. Each nation has its own ISBN granting corporation. A single ISBN number costs $125, 10 cost $250, 100 cost $575, and 1,000 cost $1,000.

summary: Find the ISBN code. Determine the publisher. Use an ISBN to self-publish.

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Your students will be empowered to make better food choices if they have access to good information. Talk to your students about what their bodies need and how eating right can help them feel better. In addition to offering lessons on nutrition, consider working nutritional information into your discussion of other subjects. For example, if you're teaching a chemistry lesson on iron, you might talk briefly about the role of dietary iron in the human body. Help your students connect with educational resources outside the classroom. For example, you might tell them about how choosemyplate.gov can help them choose what to eat at each meal. When you send your kids home with assignments related to nutrition and good food choices, this can encourage them to bring what they are learning with them outside of the classroom. Create assignments that the students can complete with their families so that other members of their household can get involved, too. For example, you might have your students work with their families to design a healthy meal that contains all the major food groups. In addition to providing your own lessons on nutrition, work with school health staff to make sure everyone is on the same page and delivering the same messages. You might invite the school nurse or a nutritionist (if your school has one) to speak to the class about healthy eating. If your school doesn't have any health services staff who can talk to your class about nutrition, consider inviting a health or nutrition specialist from outside the school to speak as a guest in your classroom. Peer pressure can have a major impact on kids' self-image and eating habits. If you witness or hear about children bullying each other about their bodies or eating habits, talk to the students involved and take appropriate actions to put a stop to the behavior. Different schools have different guidelines for handling bullying in the classroom. Alert the administration at your school and discuss the best way to deal with the situation. Students react well to positive reinforcement for good behavior or scholastic achievements. However, rewarding students with food or treats can encourage the development of unhealthy behaviors. If you'd like to reward your students, look for non-food alternatives, such as stickers, books, or extra playtime. Conversely, you should never deprive your students of food as a punishment. To the best of your ability, make sure your students always have access to the nutrition they need throughout the school day. You can reinforce the lessons you teach your students by being a good role model. Eat lunch in the cafeteria with your students, and select healthy food and snack options. If your students see you taking advantage of the nutritious meal options your school provides, they may be inspired to try it themselves. Avoid eating unhealthy snacks in front of your students, especially if those options are off-limits to them.
summary: Incorporate lessons on good nutrition into your curriculum. Assign homework focused on healthy eating choices. Collaborate with the school nurse on nutrition lessons. Intervene if you see bullying related to weight or body shape. Avoid using or withholding food to reward or punish students. Model healthy behaviors for your students.