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What is HTML? How HTML Works ...

What is HTML? Basic ideas of how HTML works
 
If you want to get involved with web design from today, you need to know HTML. And this article will serve as a guide for you in the HTML world.
 
To learn HTML and write code, we first need an editor and we need a browser to see how the editor will look on the web site. An editor is required to enter any code. Notepad can be used as the default editor for Windows operating system.
However, we will use Notepad ++ to take advantage of the message. Use any browser such as Internet explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google chrome and Opera. But to me Mozilla Firefox always feels good.
Those who do not have notepad ++ can download the updated version from this link. Those who do not have Mozilla Firefox can download the updated version from this link. Let's all download and install these two. If anyone has any problem please let me know in the comments. I'll try to solve it. Do not forget to see what is there for you.
What is HTML?
HTML is used to create web pages. HTML means Hyper Text Markup Language. It's very easy to work with HTML. HTML works by using a tag designation. A tag is used to express specific content (eg: bold or italic text, or images, or link). Even if no text is inside the tag, it will still show up in the web page.

Tags, Attributes, and Elements (Tags, Attributes, and Elements):Even though the plain text of HTML is plain text, more needs to be done to make it more valid and age-appropriate.
Tag:
The main topic tag of HTML creation. When viewing the HTML file, only tags and tags can be seen. To write this tag we need <> and </ two symbols and some words in between (eg html, head, title, body, etc.). For example we see a few tags <html> and </html>, <body> and </body>, <title> and </title> etc. We can see different types of tags. Must have noticed that each tag has a start and end tag. However, some tags have only the last tag (eg <img />, <br/>, <input />, etc.).
Attributes:

Each tag can have attributes that contain much more information about that tag. Attributes are always written inside the quotation mark in the start tag. Here's an example of what an attribute looks like: <tag attribute = "value"> Margarine </tag> We'll go into detail later. Now we know we can work.
Elements:
An element is the middle of any start and end tag in HTML. For example, everything written between these two <body> and </body> tags is elements of the body tag. Each webpage has four elements: html, head, title, and body element. Some tags have no elements such as: <br/>, <img />.
Stay tuned today, wait back soon with the next tutorial. If there are any typos in the article, you must report it.

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