The difference between front end and back end
Web development can be divided into front end and back end. To ensure a website or application functions well, both front end and back end are necessary. But what are the differences between these two? When do you deal with the front end and when is the back- end activated?
Front end
Front-end refers to the front side of a website or application. These are all the elements visible to the user. Before a website or application can be built, a design is first created. This design is then converted into a visually appealing website using various programming languages.
Back end
The back-end, which stands for the "back side," is responsible for processing and storing data in a database. It ensures that the website is up-to-date and that all processes run smoothly. The back-end also takes care of the security of the website or application.
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