html “happy birthday”?
Wednesday, February 15th, 2012 at
3:05 pm
Question by : html “happy birthday”?
My boyfriend is a multimedia designer, and at his current job he basically codes all day. His birthday is coming up and i always bake him a cake, this year i thought i would be creative and make a coding cake. I wanted to know (i have NO idea) any cute ways to write “happy birthday” on his cake
Best answer:
Answer by Prince Charles
binary code translator?
ASCII?
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You can’t write it in binary as it is 8 digits per letter which is 14 * 8 you can see why.
you can write this.
< ?php
echo "Happy Birthday";
?>
the above is PHP code in a website it would actually echo happy birthday to the screen.
HTML code is simpler
Happy Birthday
If you want different codes message me I know 5 different web languages if you want it displaying in a certain language or amount of code.
Have fun.
before you give him cake show him a plate with nothing but a piece of paper on it saying “404 Cake not found”
If he’s familiar with websites/pages he’ll get it.