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<card id="main" title="01: Introduction">

<p>
Introduction
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<p>
This is WAP, basically HTML for cellphones. Each .WML file is a
deck, which is split into cards. One card is displayed at a time.
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<p>
Ostensibly this allows multiple related pages to be hosted on
the same file and thus not require delays or data transmission
when moving between cards in the same deck.
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<p>
A "card" in this context is not a poker card, rather, it is
a text card, like those used by TV hosts and presenters.
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<p>
<a href="./">Lessons</a><br/>
<a href="02-wbmp.wml">02: WBMP</a><br/>
<a href="#glossary">Glossary</a><br/>
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<card id="glossary" title="Glossary for C-01">

<p>
<u>Card</u>: one part of a <b>deck</b> that is displayed at a
time.
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<p>
<u>Deck</u>: a series of <b>cards</b> that lie in a single .wml file.
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<p>
<u>HTML</u>: markup language used by websites visited by
full-fledged personal computers and advanced mobile devices.
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<p>
<u>WAP</u>: Wireless Application Protocol, a standard intended
for mobile devices so they can access the World Wide Web.
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<p>
<a href="#main">Exit glossary</a>
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