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    HTML

    By Saqlain Koser Ansari


    HTML is used to make websites.
    What is HTML?
    HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) is the only markup language for
    creating web pages. It provides some titles, headings, paragraphs, lists,
    tables, embedded images, etc., to describe the structure of text-based
    and multimedia information In HTML documents.
    Here is some key information to easily describe HTML:

    • HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) is a language


    for publishing text-based and multimedia information on the
    World Wide Web.
    • HTML is a straightforward Computer Coding Language. It
    was developed in the 90s. HTML is the basis of a web page,
    and the web page is the basis of a website. HTML uses 'tags'
    to create web documents.
    • HTML is a hypertext markup language, a predetermined set
    of markup tags used to design web pages.
    HERE IS SOME KEY INFORMATION TO EASILY DESCRIBE HTML:

    • HTML is the first language of web designing. CSS is also


    used along with HTML to improve web page design further.
    JavaScript is used with HTML to make web pages dynamic.
    • HTML is relatively easy to learn because every tag is
    predefined, so only we need to know the work of tags and
    their attributes.
    • Web browsers (Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari,
    and other web browsers) are software' to read HTML and
    display web page design as output.
    HERE IS SOME KEY INFORMATION TO EASILY DESCRIBE HTML:

    • You can write HTML in any simple editor, such


    as Notepad. And other software, such as Adobe
    Dreamweaver, Sublime, NetBeans, Notepad ++, etc., are
    mainly used for writing and editing HTML.

    • ".html" or ".htm" are the two extensions used to write and


    save HTML files; we can write HTML code in any text
    editor and save it as "filename.html" or "filename.htm".
    The use of headings and
    subheadings in any
    document often reflects a
    hierarchy of information.
    For example, a document
    might start with a large
    heading, followed by an
    introduction or the most
    important information.
    C:\Users\saqla\OneDrive\Desktop\text_file.docx
    This might be expanded
    upon under subheadings
    lower down on the page.
    When using a word
    processor to create a
    document, we separate out
    the text to give it structure.
    Each topic might have a
    new paragraph, and each
    section can have a heading
    to describe what it covers.
    On previous page
    The HTML code (in blue) is made up of characters that live inside
    angled brackets — these are called HTML elements. Elements are
    usually made up of two tags: an opening tag and a closing tag. (The
    closing tag has an extra forward slash in it.) Each HTML element
    tells the browser something about the information that sits between
    its opening and closing tags
    <title> tags

    <body> tags
    Practice code
    • <!DOCTYPE html>
    • <html>
    •
    <head>
    •
    <title>THIS IS MY WEBSITE</title>
    •     <li> This is my unodered list point number 5</li>
    </head> </ul>

    • <ol>
    <body>     <li>This is my odered list point number 1</li>
    • <h1>Hello world this is my first website  </h1>     <li>This is my odered list point number 2</li>
        <li>This is my odered list point number 3</li>
    • <hr />     <li>This is my odered list point number 4</li>
        <li>This is my odered list point number 5</li>
    • <p>this is my <b><br>first paragraph</b> under heading one</p> </ol>
    • <dl>
    <h2>Hello this is my heading level<sub>2</sub></h2>     <dt>my definition</dt>
        <dd>this my full meaning of definition</dd>
    • </dl>
    <p>this is my <i>secong paragraph </i> under heading two</p>
    •
    <h3>Hello this is my heading level<sup>3</sup></h3> </body>

    • </html>
    <p>this is my third paragraph under heading 3</p>
    • <ul>
    •     <li> This is my unodered list point number 1</li>
    •     <li> This is my unodered list point number 2</li>
    •     <li> This is my unodered list point number 3</li>
    •     <li> This is my unodered list point number 4</li>
    Block level elements vs Inline level
    elements

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