What Are the Most Common Auxiliary Website Markup/Programming Languages, and How Are They Used?

What Are the Most Common Auxiliary Website Markup/Programming Languages, and How Are They Used?

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What Are the Most Common Auxiliary Website Markup/Programming Languages, and How Are They Used?

The most common auxiliary website markup/programming language is, of course, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). CSS is used for styling webpages. The second-most common is JavaScript (JS). JS is used to add interactive content and dynamic content to webpages. Some other common auxiliary website markup/programming languages are PHP, Python, and TypeScript (TS).

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