INTRODUCTION TO

WORLD WIDE WEB

WWW, HTML AND XML
THE WORLD WIDE WEB

Let’s kick off with the basic

understanding of the topic
 WHAT DOES IT MEAN
1) Acronym: "www" stands for "World Wide Web,"
which is a system of interconnected hypertext
documents accessible over the Internet.

2) Invented by Tim Berners-Lee: The World Wide Web

was created by British computer scientist Sir Tim
Berners-Lee in 1989.

3) Hypertext and Hyperlinks: The Web uses hypertext,

which allows users to navigate between documents
(web pages) using hyperlinks, connecting one page
to another.
 USES AND APPLICATIONS
Use of "www": Historically, websites used "www" to differentiate their
web server from other services like FTP (File Transfer Protocol) or email
servers. It became the convention to use "www" as the default
subdomain for websites. However, modern practices have shifted, and
many websites now choose to omit "www" from their URLs for
simplicity and branding purposes.

Evolution and Impact: The World Wide Web has revolutionized how
information is shared, accessed, and communicated globally. It has
democratized knowledge, accelerated commerce, and transformed
communication and social interactions. The rise of the Web has led to
the development of numerous web technologies, search engines, social
media platforms, online shopping, and much more.
 HTML – HYPER TEXT
MARKUP LANGUAGE
Crafting Digital Masterpieces: HTML - Where
Imagination Meets Code.
HTML stands for "HyperText Markup Language." It is the standard
markup language used to create and structure content on the World
Wide Web. HTML is the backbone of web pages, enabling the
arrangement and presentation of text, images, multimedia, hyperlinks,
and other elements.

HTML plays a crucial role in web development, serving as the

foundation for creating and structuring content on the World Wide
Web.

It is the backbone of web development, providing the structure,

semantics, and foundation for creating visually appealing, accessible,
and interactive web pages that work seamlessly across various
platforms and devices. It forms the core of the web development stack
and is an essential skill for any web developer.
HTML CODE SNIPPET
VISUAL EXAMPLE
 XML – EXTENSIVE
MARKUP LANGUAGE
XML: Empowering Data Structure and
Exchange.
 INTRODUCTION

XML, which stands for "eXtensible Markup Language,"

is a versatile and widely used markup language
designed for storing, organizing, and exchanging
structured data. Its main purpose is to provide a
standardized and flexible way to represent
information in a format that is both human-readable
and machine-readable. XML is not tied to any specific
programming language, platform, or operating system,
making it highly portable and adaptable for various
data-related tasks.
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN XML AND HTML