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Describe with objectives and structure of HTML

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HTML

HTML stands for hypertext markup language. It is the programming language used to develop webpages. HTML consist of Tag (< >) which are used in programming. Most of the html tag are under stand able by the web browsers. The html describes the structure of the webpage. It is developed and monitored by  W3C (world wide web consortium).

Structure of HTML

<!DOCTPE html>
    <html>
           <head>
                <title>   </title>
          </head>
                <body>
                           ..........................
                </body>
       </html>


<!DOCTYPE html>    : Document type of html
<html>                          : Starting of html
<head>                          : Portion define head of browsers
<title>                           : Starting tag of title
</title>                          : Closing tag of head
</head>                         : Closing tag of head
<body>                          : The visible point of the page main page or content
</body>                         : Closing tag of body
</html>                          : Closing tag of html

a. <!DOCTYPE html>
        It identifies the Document types of the html.
b. <html>  </html>
        The html tag is used to indicate the starting and ending of the html program. It states the begging and ending html programming.
c. <head> </head>
        Head is the upper portion of a browser where the content written in the tills is shown. The head section is not actually visible but it show title if declarer in the browses head.
d. <title> </title>
        Title tag is used to make the content written visible in the head position.
e. <body> </body>
        This is the visible and main part of the web page. The content written inside the body gives the main outlook of the webpage & it can be controlled using different other tags.




 

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