My problem is that I am having difficulty understanding a certain concept in a course I am taking. The concept is related to programming and I‘m not quite sure how to apply it to the problem I am working on. I have been reading through the course materials and trying to understand the concept but it is still not clear to me. I have been searching online for additional resources to help me understand the concept but I have not been able to find any that have been helpful. I have also been talking with other students in the course to try to get a better understanding, but I still don‘t have a clear understanding of the concept. I am looking for any advice or resources that can help me better understand this concept so that I can apply it to my problem.

My problem is that I have a web application that I have built using a combination of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. When I run it on a local server, it works perfectly, but when I try to deploy it to a web hosting service, it doesn‘t work as expected. The first issue I encountered was an error with my HTML. When I tried to access the page, I received an error message saying that the HTML was invalid. I checked the code and found that I had used some deprecated tags and attributes that were not compatible with the hosting service. I corrected this issue, but the page still wouldn‘t render correctly. The next issue I encountered was an error with my CSS. I had some styles that were not supported by the hosting service. I had to go through my code and change all my styles to ones that were supported. Once I did this, the page started to render correctly. The final issue I encountered was an error with my JavaScript. I had some code snippets that were not compatible with the hosting service. I had to go through my code and change the snippets to ones that were supported. Once I did this, the page started to work correctly. Overall, I had to go through my code and make sure all the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript was compatible with the hosting service. Once I did this, my web application was working correctly.