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there are tons of them...

see w3schools for a pretty comprehnsive list also, if you want to learn any of them, go there.

some are:

HTML

CSS
PHP
ASP
Javascript(unrelated to java)

XHTML
MySQL(databases)

im sure theres more but if your looking to make websites, id recommend learning HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP, and MySQL.

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