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HTML Basics Practice Set for CSE Students

This document is a practice set for B. Tech CSE & CSE-AIML students focusing on HTML. It includes questions about the basic structure of HTML documents, comments, self-closing tags, and various HTML tags. Additionally, it covers creating links, handling white space, inserting symbols, displaying tables, and defining list types in HTML.

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HTML Basics Practice Set for CSE Students

This document is a practice set for B. Tech CSE & CSE-AIML students focusing on HTML. It includes questions about the basic structure of HTML documents, comments, self-closing tags, and various HTML tags. Additionally, it covers creating links, handling white space, inserting symbols, displaying tables, and defining list types in HTML.

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Jai Parkash Mukand Lal Innovative Engineering & Technology Institute

B. Tech CSE & CSE-AIML (1st Semester)


Subject: HTML (ADD-ON)
Teacher Coordinator: Sumit Kumar Mahana

PRACTICE-SET-2
1. (i) What is the basic structure of an HTML document?
(ii) How do you create a comment in HTML?
(iii) What is the use of the <!DOCTYPE html> declaration?
(iv) What are self-closing tags? Give examples.

2. Explain the following tags :


<a> <img> meta tag <sub> <sup>
<dl> <em> <pre> <strong> <s> <small>

3. (i) How do you create links to different sections within the same HTML web page?
(ii) What is white space in HTML?
(iii) How do you insert a copyright symbol in HTML?

4. (i) How do you display a table in an HTML webpage?


(ii) How would you display the given table on an HTML webpage?

5 pcs 10
1 pcs 50

5. Define the list types (Ordered , Unordered ) lists in HTML in detail.

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