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What does HTML stand for, and what is its primary purpose?
What does HTML stand for, and what is its primary purpose?
HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language, and its primary purpose is to create web pages.
Define an element in HTML and differentiate between empty and container elements.
Define an element in HTML and differentiate between empty and container elements.
An element in HTML applies markup to text. Container elements have both opening and closing tags, while empty elements consist of only one tag.
List five basic formatting elements in HTML.
List five basic formatting elements in HTML.
The five basic formatting elements are
,
, , , and .
What are the two types of lists used in HTML, and how do they differ?
What are the two types of lists used in HTML, and how do they differ?
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What tag is used to create a horizontal rule in HTML?
What tag is used to create a horizontal rule in HTML?
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What are empty elements in HTML?
What are empty elements in HTML?
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List the 5 basic text formatting elements in HTML.
List the 5 basic text formatting elements in HTML.
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What is the function of the br tag in HTML?
What is the function of the br tag in HTML?
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Explain the significance of the hr tag in HTML.
Explain the significance of the hr tag in HTML.
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How does the absence of the br tag affect text display in a browser?
How does the absence of the br tag affect text display in a browser?
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Study Notes
HTML Overview
- Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML) is essential for creating web pages.
- HTML elements mark up text for formatting and presentation, facilitating interpretation by web browsers.
HTML Elements
- Elements serve as markers for different text purposes in web content, enhancing readability and structure.
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Container Elements: Have both opening and closing tags (e.g.,
<b>Hello</b>), enclosing marked text. -
Empty Elements: Consist of a single tag with no closing counterpart (e.g.,
<br>for line break,<hr>for horizontal rule).
Formatting Elements in HTML
- The basic formatting elements include:
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<br>: Inserts a line break. -
<hr>: Inserts a horizontal rule or divider. -
<b>: Renders text in bold. -
<i>: Renders text in italics. -
<small>: Displays text smaller than default size. -
<big>: Displays text larger than default size.
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Types of Lists in HTML
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Ordered Lists: Items are presented in a numbered sequence, created using the
<ol>tag. -
Unordered Lists: Items are presented with bullet points or symbols, created using the
<ul>tag.
Significance of the <br> Tag
- The
<br>tag is crucial for creating line breaks, allowing subsequent text to appear on the next line. - Without line break markup, text will appear continuously without separation, affecting layout and readability.
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Description
This quiz covers the fundamentals of HTML as discussed in Chapter 3. You'll learn about what HTML is, the definition of elements, and the differences between empty and container elements. Perfect for beginners looking to solidify their understanding of web page creation.
