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HTML, or Hyper Text Markup Language, is used for creating static web pages and is categorized as a scripting language. It consists of various tags and elements, including formatting tags for text, table definitions, and list types. Key components include beginning and ending tags, attributes, and specific tags for paragraphs, headings, hyperlinks, images, and tables.

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HTML

HTML, or Hyper Text Markup Language, is used for creating static web pages and is categorized as a scripting language. It consists of various tags and elements, including formatting tags for text, table definitions, and list types. Key components include beginning and ending tags, attributes, and specific tags for paragraphs, headings, hyperlinks, images, and tables.

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HTML:

HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language.


This is used for static web page creation.
HTML is comes under script language.
Tag/Element: The text which is enclosed in gulliments (< >).
Beginning tag: <text>
Ending tag: </text>
Attributes: Every attribute having attribute name and value. These attributes can
be specified in the beginning tag only but not in ending tag.
Formatting Tags:
<p> : To define the paragraph.
<b> Bold
<i> or <em>: Italic.
<u>: Underline.
<del> or <strike>: To draw a line over the text.
<br> Break.
<hr>: To draw the horizontal line.
<mark>: To mark the text with yellow colour,
<h1< to <h6> : To define the heading.
<sub>: Subscript.
<sup>: Superscript.
<marquee>: To scroll the text.
<a> TO create a hyper link.
<img> To insert the image.
30-09-24:
Table:
<table>: To define the table.
Border=numbner
Cellpadding=number
Cellspacing=number
<caption> : To define the table caption.
<tr>
<th> Table heading
<td> Table data.
Rowspan=number: to merge the rows
Colspan=number : To merge the columns.
List:
There 3 types of lists:
1. Unordered List:
<ul>
<li>
2. Ordered List:
<ol>
Attributes:
Type=”1/i/I/A/a”
Start=”number”
<li>
3. Definition List:
<dl>: Definition List.
<dt>: Data item.
<dd>: Data Definition.

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