Every HTML document consists of
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Every HTML document contains some sections like DOCTYPE, meta tags, head, title and body.
Step-by-step explanation:
All the tags that we include in an HTML file, must be first opened then closed by angular brackets.
Let's understand different sections one by one.
Doctype HTML-
- Doctype HTML justifies that it's a HTML document.
- So, we are defining specifically for a browser to know that it's an HTML document.
- <html lang= “en”> - it's the opening a part of the HTML tag that tells us the language of the document is in English.
<head> -
- Head contains all the meta-tags in it.
- Meta means providing information about information.
- Therefore, meta tags are required to define the keywords and descriptions on our website.
- Head also contains the title of the web site and links of external files like CSS and JavaScript that we link thereto.
<body> -
- Body contains all the contents of the webpage in it with which user interact.
Comments-
- Sometimes we would like to write down a specific thing that we don't want the browser to require it as a part of códe.
- So, we will include it within the comments by writing “<!-- Comment-->” during this format.
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