Section II: A New Quarter

             Finally, the second quarter is over. We're learning HTMLL during this quarter. I discovered that this lesson was simpler than the last. And when I delved more deeply into the world of HTML this second quarter, it was a period of learning and discovery for me. Many tags, including the heading tag, the break rule and horizontal rule tags, formatting tags, the fundamental HTML tags, and others, have been taught to me through HTML. Additionally, I discovered how to include a backdrop picture, a background color, font properties, an HTML image, a link, and frames. I’ve been able to put my knowledge to use and have a better understanding of the guiding principles of this potent web development language because of my schooling and work experience. 

            Despite the fact that I claim this quarter has been simpler than others, I have nevertheless faced obstacles and hurdles. The difficulties I’ve been having this quarter are related to the fact that I can’t add the backdrop picture for my activity; even if my tags are accurate, I’ve followed the directions, and I’ve read my activity multiple times to make sure nothing is wrong, I still can’t attain the desired outcome. I wanted to stop the exercise because I was getting frustrated at the time. However, I am grateful to my classmates for helping me find the solution, identify the issue, and maintain composure. They were instrumental in our finding a solution, and I’ve finished my work. Being impatient and giving up too easily won’t help you find a solution, I’ve learned from this challenge. Instead, you just need to be calm and patient. In order to solve your difficulty, you should attempt again and again.

            I’m going to do my best to use what I’ve learnt today in the future. And starting today, I’ll work even harder and give the upcoming quarter my all. I don’t know what the following quarter will be like, but I’ll try to meet the difficulties and obstacles it presents. I’ll do my very best to study more and work harder.