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    This document is a laboratory report submitted by Joshua Palma Ligutan for their Computing Fundamentals Laboratory class. The report details procedures for creating an HTML document using Notepad, including adding basic HTML tags and structure. It also notes materials used, observations on learning HTML coding, and concludes that HTML is the universal markup language that formats text, graphics, and other elements to be displayed in web browsers.

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    This document is a laboratory report submitted by Joshua Palma Ligutan for their Computing Fundamentals Laboratory class. The report details procedures for creating an HTML document using Notepad, including adding basic HTML tags and structure. It also notes materials used, observations on learning HTML coding, and concludes that HTML is the universal markup language that formats text, graphics, and other elements to be displayed in web browsers.

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    AMA Education System:

    ABE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE


    College of Computer Studies

    Laboratory Activity 1:HTML basics

    A laboratory report presented to:


    Mr. Jhon Lloyd Macapallag
    Instructor 1
    College of Computer Studies
    AMA Education System

    In partial fulfillment of the requirements


    IT6101: Computing Fundamentals Laboratory
    10:00am to 11:00am

    Submitted by:
    Joshua Palma Ligutan
    Bachelor of Science Hospitality Management/BSHM

    Oct 11,2022
    I. Procedure
    1. First thing to do we can open the Notepad editor by clicking the

    start and type notepad,

    2.All HTML documents must start with a type declaration: <!DOCTYPE


    html>.The HTML document itself begins with <html> and ends with
    </html>.The visible part of the HTML document is between <body>
    and </body>. Like in the example below
    ❖ I put some details in the note pad some <!DOCTYPE
    html>,<html>,openingntag and closing
    tag,<>,</>,body,paragraph,title and image

    2. Save the file either with .html or with .htm extension.

    ❖ Set the ENCODING: to UTF-8


    3. Now, you can execute your .html file. To do this, you have to go
    to the location where you have saved your file. Then select the
    corresponding file and right-click on it, and select the desired
    web
    browser to
    run the file.

    II. Materials/S
    oftware
    Used
    Notepad-code editor
    Google- images
    Computer (pc)

    4. Design
    The design that I used its simple colors like red for the title and
    yellow for headings and ang for paragraph is white color
    ❖ Example

    III. Observations
    I observe my own basic HTML,for me its so hard to
    understand I don’t even know this because of my prof teach me
    to how its work the coding
    This coding its so wonderful and I learn some more things
    about the IT should say computing fundamentals
    IV. Conclusion/Summary
    HTML is the universal markup language for the Web. HTML lets you
    format text, add graphics, create links, input forms, frames and tables,
    etc., and save it all in a text file that any browser can read and display.
    The key to HTML is the tags, which indicates what content is
    coming up.

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